Sentence examples for rigidly separated from inspiring English sources

Obviously the two cannot be rigidly separated because we are social beings; this makes us care what others think of us, and that in turn affects the way we think about ourselves.

The roles of the sexes are rigidly separated, as in most Paleolithic societies, but it's not what you could call a patriarchy; it's the women who make the major decisions, without issuing decrees or fiats, by talking and settling things among themselves while doing chores.

With the agreeable so broadly conceived, it is then easy for Herder to suggest that the beautiful cannot be rigidly separated from it, but must rather be more like a species of it, namely that which gives us such agreeable feelings of well-being through the "noble senses," through figures, colors, tones, and the re-creation of all of these through the artificial signs of literary language.

Not only are budgets rigidly separated, but knowledge and data are as well.

The neighborhoods were so rigidly separated by religion that this allegedly was a fair and equitable way to make this determination.

It represents a degree of economic and social stratification unseen in America since the days of Teddy Roosevelt, J. P. Morgan and the rigidly separated classes on the Titanic a century ago.

He also introduced shi-nō-kō-shō, freezing class distinctions by rigidly separating warriors, farmers, artisans, and tradesmen, and by allowing each class to live in different areas of a town or village to promote the orderly establishment of a feudal society.

Four intervening duplexes rigidly separate their S1-S2/violet cluster appendages and modulate the resulting near-infrared cluster emission.

Keeping their mental accounts rigidly separate is the only way that they manage to save anything.

The genres of fiction and critique are usually kept rigidly separate, but Reload, like feminist theory itself, blurs such traditional boundaries.

"To rigidly separate local government from federal government when we think about immigration enforcement is not only legally incorrect, it's also bad policy," Mr. Kobach said in an interview.