Sentence examples for rigidly imposed from inspiring English sources

Censorship was rigidly imposed on all but academics.

Separate Tables (performed 1945), perhaps his best known work, took as its theme the isolation and frustration that result from rigidly imposed social conventions.

Perhaps enclosed monks appeal to children because they live in a clearly defined, rigidly imposed hierarchy, as most kids have to.

Practices and prices are rigidly imposed on the market not developed spontaneously by people who are seeking to serve others' needs.

Once a film teacher in Romania, for nine years, director Cristi Puiu added that he was opposed to all forms of hierarchy: including that of teacher-student, a hierarchy that is rigidly imposed in the Romanian education system.

However, the distribution of vesicle sizes suggests that the NEC coat does not function as two rigidly imposed layers, i.e., it is not crystalline.

Rather than a rigidly square grid imposed upon a landscape as in San Francisco, MK's grid was Romantic and English, a grid of roads which curved with the contours of the land.

A three-act dark comedy that is often likened to "Hamlet," it concerns the ideological conflict between a bohemian couple, who lead lives of cheerful unregulated licentiousness, and their young adult son, who comes home from college determined to impose a rigidly traditional order on the household.

Scott does understand the past has much to teach us, yet understandably he wants to make it new by privileging the novelty of the virtual; but, really, metropolitan existence, at once utterly anonymous and rigidly codified, while also imposing on us all sorts of spatial jump-cuts and temporal stitching, has been the truly transformative force in human affairs.

Curfew imposed.

Structure had imposed order.