Sentence examples for rigorously about from inspiring English sources

Like Overall and Benatar, Bryan Caplan believes that people need to think more rigorously about the decision to have children.

Now we must think more rigorously about how to respond, how to make our voices heard and our aims prevail.

It is hard to think at all rigorously about our impact on other organisms without being sickened.

Brevity and succinctness force creators to think more rigorously about the story, trimming away unnecessary adornments and placing greater emphasis on the game's mechanics.

One can make very facile judgments about movies, but he really makes you think more rigorously about why a movie is working or not working.

But not as awful as the prelude to the sort of orchestral nausea one feels when thinking rigorously about the idea of the 'individual'individual

There's something rigorously ordinary about Mr. Luce and Ms. Linehan's Charlotte.

As much as Mr. Cate enjoys the fantasia of classic mai tai joints, he is rigorously academic about rum itself.

"The Master," meanwhile, is rigorously agnostic about his methods and intentions, refusing the temptations of satire and gazing fondly at Dodd's follies even as it notes the brutal way he and his acolytes deal with doubters and heretics.

Prejudice of another hue – lest you think I'm without it, I'm not: I can't get over overweight people, or, to be rigorously PC about it, "fatsos" – featured in another excellent Dispatches.

"What was striking for the panel was the degree to which Chris was rigorously thoughtful about technology and audiences," Ben Cameron, the foundation's director for the arts, said in a telephone interview.