Sentence examples for rigorous though from inspiring English sources
Courses have been made more rigorous, though also more parochial and inward-looking (rather like Britain itself in the past few years).
The movie, clever and rigorous though it is, feels that way too.
The point about the Scottish imagination is that it's been very rigorous, though with occasional strong gusts of romanticism that push us all over from time to time.
These days his regime isn't so rigorous, though he is a fan of yoga and Pilates, and he doesn't eat lunch.
The party recruits the best and the brightest, says Mr Bell, and the vetting process for the promotion of top leaders is impressively objective and rigorous, though he admits scope for improvement, especially through more transparency.But to believe virtue always floats to the top in a system such as China's is fantasy.
Precise and rigorous though those ideas were, they nevertheless enjoyed a relatively informal presentation.
In the interests of rigorous journalistic research, though, I have garnered some incisive facts, which ought to win me a few points.
The study was based on a rigorous survey, though relying on self-reported attitudes and behaviors is not a fireproof methodology.
After all, the laws of physics apply to a starship just as much as they apply to bridges or motorbikes.It is not just scientists who enjoy technically rigorous speculation, though.
He also recommends doing a PhD rather than the shorter MD. "The PhD training is much more rigorous, scientifically, though there is certainly room for both to co-exist," he explains.
It remains overwhelming, an astonishing achievement after two decades; the only contemporary rival I have seen (though more rigorous and thorough) is in Yad Vashem in Jerusalem.
