Sentence examples for rigidly read from inspiring English sources

He followed those remarks by releasing another statement on Monday, where he rigidly read from a teleprompter as he called out white supremacists and condemned their actions ― in a move that came two days too late and did not sit well with former KKK leader David Duke, who also participated in Saturday's rally.

"It all depends on how rigidly you want to read the law," he replied, according to an audio recording from the Distressed Real Estate Summit on May 13 at a downtown hotel.

Following this notation, we can formalize rigid existential dependence as follows: "□(Ex → Ey)", which can be read as "x rigidly depends for its existence on y", or alternatively "x rigidly necessitates y".

Kennedy also does not rigidly interpret the words of a statute.

From the moment I was conceived I was doomed to sprout breasts and ovaries rather than penis and scrotum; to have my whole circle of action, thought and feeling rigidly circumscribed"); her competition with women poets ("Read the six women poets in the 'new poets of england and america.' Dull, turgid. Except for May Swenson & Adrienne Rich, not one better or more-published than me.

His wife was rigidly religious, prone to criticizing him, and barely able to read and write.

But in his public appearances, and in rambling essays read out on the evening news, he has stuck rigidly to comments on world affairs, not domestic issues.Raúl's victory has been reflected in a gradual shuffling of the government line-up.

It rigidly meets my question about what constitutes a male voice: 90-130 Hz is the range it defines as male – anyone who falls within this, says Duncan, can expect to be read as such.

But, in what some read as a sign he is preparing to distance himself from his former lover after six-and-a-half years of rigidly joint defence, he added: "But obviously, in what I read in the court papers, I register certain anomalies".

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The rigidly upright autonomy of Storrs's sculpture reads as a symbolic bid for independence and undiminished masculine potency.