Sentence examples for rigidly constructed from inspiring English sources
The designer's first outing last year, at age 19, was a more rigidly constructed leather piece.
And can there be any harsher discipline than distilling overwhelming emotion into a sonnet, 14 rigidly constructed lines of poetry with a complex rhyme and metrical structure?
The composer states, "My music has been concerned with rigidly constructed denial, with the exclusion of what appears to me as listening expectations performed by society".
His natural range is in a much higher register of oddness, which Belluck illustrates, with a journalist's detachment, in 14 somewhat rigidly constructed chapters.
The cost and size of the turbines, however, are about the same because blading for pressure staging must withstand greater forces and must therefore be more rigidly constructed.
Their dialogue is too cleanly scripted and their personalities are too rigidly constructed to provide the movie with the loose, insightful credibility it seems to want.
Although roles were not rigidly defined (Ellis and Swan 1981; Moss 1993), ethnographic sources suggest that men constructed fish traps and wove nets (e.g., Miller and Seaburg 1990), hunted sea mammals (e.g., Drucker 1951), and fished.
Shot with documentary realism, yet constructed with the carefully choreographed precision of a Swiss watch, this deftly blends life-and-death issues with down-to-earth drama to construct a portrait of good people driven apart by the clumsy mechanics of a rigidly ordered society.
To construct a follow-up mask with the same brain coverage, the baseline FLAIR was rigidly registered to the follow-up FLAIR of the same participant, and the resulting transform parameters were used to transform the baseline brain mask (13).
