Sentence examples for rigidly patterned from inspiring English sources

Today, I find myself wondering if I would have responded so profoundly to this starkly reiterative, rigidly patterned music had I not had Asperger's syndrome.

For example, arias are relatively short and not rigidly patterned, ensembles blend contrasting moods, and scenes do not necessarily follow the conventional structural designs.

His speeches follow a rigidly prescribed pattern: The times are out of joint.

His treatment of "Music for Airports" — reimagined as a live work for piano, bass, cello, guitar, clarinet and percussion — imbues it with a flexibility that the original, with its rigidly structured patterns recurring at digitally determined intervals, did not have.

As he fell under the influence of the classical Baroque painters of the Bolognese school of the 17th century and the archaeological interest in Greco-Roman antiquity that was sweeping Europe at the time, the pose and clothes of his sitters took on a more rigidly antique pattern, in consequence losing much of the sympathy and understanding of his earlier works.

He wrote that adults in leadership development experiences often have "deeply and rigidly established patterns which are difficult to change".

Her farcical attempts to seduce Oscar are shaped by the woman's desperate loneliness, social ineptitude, and rigidly linear patterns of thought.

These patterned wafers are then etched using either a standard or high dose recipe, producing optomechanical devices in the silicon layer which are held rigidly in place by the oxide buffer.

But the commission said it was important not to be pegged rigidly to a pattern.

The findings suggest potential uses for psilocybin in the treatment of depression, a condition characterised by rigidly pessimistic thinking patterns.

The rigidly conserved combination, pattern, and order of the tripartite domains among TRIM proteins suggest that the model described here is likely applicable to other TRIM members.