"rigorous personality" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when describing someone who is very strict, precise, and demanding in their behavior and actions. Example: "She was known for her rigorous personality, always setting high standards and never settling for anything less than perfection in her work."
The gravity of the event had also to do specifically with Önderoğlu as a symbol - a rigorous monitor of the state of the media in Turkey, a respected personality whose judgments count as prime source reference in international circles.
He also describes his rigorous personal regimen.
But what's really fascinating about Carson — and instructive for the rest of us — is that these two sides of her personality, the rigorous and the random, seem to arise from the same place.
Jeffery says to ensure that the residents of the co-living space are happy, there will be a rigorous curating process (mainly through personality profiling), a weekly check-in to work out any conflicts and "ensure everyone can be heard and understood without judgment", as well as quarterly weekend retreats to "refresh" the energy in the group.
What it lacks almost completely (in addition to wit) is an internal design — the farce's madcap spiralling of rigorous logic, which carries both plot and personality to the point of disintegration.
What it lacks almost completely (in addition to wit) is an internal design the farce's madcap spiralling of rigorous logic, which carries both plot and personality to the point of disintegration.
Another friend, Gian-Carlo Rota, asserted in a 1987 article that the attack changed Ulam's personality; afterwards, he turned from rigorous pure mathematics to more speculative conjectures concerning the application of mathematics to physics and biology.
As a result, the "attitude approach" is much more rigorous to predict entrepreneurial intention than the demographic and personality trait approach (Krueger et al. 2000).
Through the force of his personality, upgraded practice and weight room facilities, more rigorous academic demands and indefatigable recruiting of better athletes, Golden has set about rebuilding Temple football brick by brick.
We agree that selection processes must be rigorous and publicly defensible (Prideaux et al. 2011) and that personality assessment may play an important role to the selection of medical students.
