Sentence examples for rigidly follow from inspiring English sources
Golf lives in absolutes, and is governed by a strict honor code that players rigidly follow.
Rigidly follow the main storyline – or wander off and ignore it entirely.
They want to rigidly follow rules to get things "right," and this often means they're terribly uncreative, because creativity involves making mistakes, Dr. Szymanski says.
O'Conner, a former editor at the Book Review and the author of "Woe Is I," writing with her husband, takes on the "linguaholics" who rigidly follow meaningless restrictions, like the ones against splitting infinitives or ending sentences with prepositions.
Gastrointestinal problems are the main side effect associated with oral bisphosphonates: difficulty swallowing, inflammation of the esophagus and stomach ulcer, which can sometimes occur even when patients rigidly follow instructions.
Specifically, they should rigidly follow the model provided by the Prophet Muhammad himself, as recorded in his actions and sayings (around 5,000 of which are generally credited as authentic and unique), as well as by the first three generations of his followers.In this section Bulging in the middle A desperate need for reform Getting stronger?
But when the time of day mattered a little less, those that rigidly followed the natural day became extinct.
Florencio Lucas, a 30-year-old teacher wearing a Pope Benedict T-shirt, said he rigidly followed the dictates of the church: no drugs, no alcohol, no premarital sex.
In a great many African music and dance cultures, movement organization rigidly follows certain principles of timing that cannot be equated with Western metrical systems.
In "Where the Wild Stream Flows," the story is darker — when a wealthy landowner kills a romantic rival by pushing him off a mountain bridge the town turns against him — and the formula is less rigidly followed, but it's filled with the same cast of German archetypes: bosomy women, hard-working men, and innocent, blond children.
The second was that species with synchronised clocks competed with each other more than species with clocks that were out of phase.When the time of day was not critical to survival, species that rigidly followed the natural day became extinctOnce the model started running, some species developed clocks that kept time with the environment, while others did not.
