Sentence examples for rigidly adhered from inspiring English sources

Only Dayton's electoral schedule was rigidly adhered to.... "What comes after IFOR?" "Simple; I-Five".

The High Seas Fleet had rigidly adhered to Scheer's plan, though Hipper was as yet uncertain whether his scouting group had lured Beatty's fleet across the North Sea.

For the Singschulen in church, a wide range of religious subjects was versified; after the Reformation the text of Luther's Bible was rigidly adhered to.

Yet it has been clear almost from the outset that these statements, if they are rigidly adhered to, mean either complete surrender on Hussein's part (an unlikely scenario) or war--and perhaps a ground war of the bloodiest kind.

Her songs seem to have endless permutations of arrangements: instead of set melodies and structures to be rigidly adhered to, in Badu's hands they sound like living, breathing and growing entities.

But other productions of the musical (which features a book by David Newman and Robert Benton, music by Charles Strouse and lyrics by Lee Adams) have not rigidly adhered to canon.

Though rigidly adhering to symmetry, the Romans used a variety of spatial forms.

Rigidly adhering to something that is not working would not be very helpful".

Meanwhile, the Mariners treated Morrow like a miser with a tricked-out cellphone, rigidly adhering to a tight usage plan.

For some, punk was a new set of rules to rigidly adhere to; for others, it was the sound of a door opening.

That is Huaxi's carefully curated narrative: by rigidly adhering to socialism with Chinese characteristics, the citizens of this little village have created an oasis of prosperity and comfort that is the envy of the world.