Sentence examples for rigidly differentiated from inspiring English sources
In practice the operations of textual and "higher" criticism cannot be rigidly differentiated: at the very outset of his work a critic, faced with variant forms of a text, inevitably employs stylistic and other criteria belonging to the "higher" branch.
For Chodorow, the rigidly differentiated, compulsively rational, stubbornly independent self is a masculine defensive formation a warped form of the relational self that develops as a result of fathers' negligible involvement in childcare.
This could make tetracycline-regulated transgene expression not as tight in HSCs compared to differentiated cells which have a more rigidly controlled transcriptional program.
Differentiated price levels are everywhere.
"Selectively differentiated," the librarian offered.
American public schools are rigidly secular.
It is not a rigidly defined group.
Virtually immobile, the eye is rigidly encased.
Their lives are rigidly timetabled.
As the rigidly authoritarian Capt.
