Sentence examples for rigorously controls from inspiring English sources

Mathew Fuerst, a student at Juilliard, is influenced by Copland, and, like Copland, he so rigorously controls his material that it never verges on the nostalgic or the sentimental.

The book's point of view is not rigorously controlled.

Marilyn Monroe and Margaret Thatcher each did something, and became someone, by rigorously controlling how she appeared.

But the atmosphere in his playing is as rigorously controlled as a terrarium.

The pattern now, initiated by Gucci, is to eliminate licenses and more rigorously control product and distribution.

Portions are rigorously controlled, though perhaps not as much as the sophisticated wine list, which features older, "non-interventionist" vintages.

Consistency is provided by deliberate surface texture, a palette that tends toward monochrome and a rigorously controlled space.

Since then, what challenges he has faced have been quickly defined as counter-revolutionary, and public dissent rigorously controlled.

We discover causes and make predictions either in rigorously controlled experimental settings or across very large statistical populations.

"Colonisation [by people] of the area is banned by the environmental license so the impact of construction and use of access paths is rigorously controlled," he said.

For the past eight years I've more or less rigorously "controlled" my smoking, interpolating scenes from my smoking life with others from my ruminant one.