Sentence examples for rigidly so that from inspiring English sources

The shot emphasizes the impossibility of their kinship: Watson is half the size of Holmes; as he slumps, the cadaverous Holmes sits up rigidly, so that their conversation feels as if it were taking place not merely between two men but between two different species, or possibly between a mountain and a shrub.

The schedule must be laid down earlier and more rigidly so that there's a sense of stability.

(Male, Year 1, 2009) The schedule must be laid down earlier and more rigidly so that there's a sense of stability.

And if 'the organism descended from sperm s and egg e' indeed expresses an essence of Cicero, it must designate just Cicero in all possible worlds, and hence rigidly: so, given that the statement at issue is necessarily true, 'Cicero' must be rigid, too.

Most men today are highly testosteroned, but not rigidly so.

Like Wozzeck, but less rigidly so, Lulu is made up of a sequence of musical forms.

Since its establishment in 1969, founder Neville Cooper has kept the community rigidly so cut-off from the outside world.

Similarly for the water exchange with Pi, it is possible that the Pi could be rigidly held so that even if the water exchanged with it, it could be displaced upon reversible reformation of the fully labeled O4-ATP.

This work is concerned with the design of planar frames consisting of rigidly connected beams so that their ending point, which oscillates in the same plane, is characterized by equal stiffness in all directions.

Whether it is Black Lives Matter who demand to be heard or others, Fox News will attempt to shout down the movement to protect their cherished vision of a monochrome America, instead of the messy, rigidly stratified America that so many face.

These trackers are rigidly fixed to the bone so that their position, when compared with the anatomically selected points, remains constant and any movement of the bone and its associated tracker position is recorded.