Sentence examples for rigorous lines from inspiring English sources
This show was in the latter category, because the clothes needed rigorous lines, not slithery softness, to make sense of the pattern.
Whatever duality was symbolized by the two films or between the films and the live performer, the movement was the thing: amazingly light, full of clear, rigorous lines, pliés, falls and darting in and out of the wings.
That translated as colors like blue, green and mustard yellow bursting from between the rigorous lines and shapes — or occasionally let loose as a fluffy fur stole (reminiscent of Prada).
We have to sustain a thoughtful vigilance in drawing a rigorous line between anti-Zionism and anti-semitism.
On television, he speaks in long, complex sentences and hews to a rigorous line of logic, and when you tell him things he remembers them.
Mr. Politi said the pope in his letter had "set a very rigorous line: The search for truth, full transparency, listening to victims, punishing guilt and deference to state courts.
A staunchly conservative French-Canadian, Cardinal Marc Ouellet, was put in charge of the powerful Congregation of Bishops which vets appointments to the Catholic hierarchy all over the world.Cardinal Ouellet is known for his rigorous line on abortion, insisting that the procedure is wrong even in cases of rape.
We recommend that rigorous line transect surveys must ensure: random transect placement with systematic and sufficient spatial replication to ensure adequate spatial coverage; coverage of sufficiently large areas in a short duration to ensure population closure; and investment of adequate effort to ensure reasonable number of detections.
But it is not a rigorous or strict line.
At the end of the study, a user-friendly object-oriented computer program "Shaft 2D" is developed to simplify the rigorous shaft lining thickness calculation process.
However, the parties led by the Obama administration are pushing very hard for Iran to keep to a rigorous time line with likely sanctions if Iran does not cooperate; Iran might dawdle at its peril.
