Sentence examples for rigorously held from inspiring English sources

And yet there's much delight to be taken in the sinuous surprises and reversals of its plot, as we watch the wicked Valmont and Merteuil become ensnared by emotions they have rigorously held in check in order to assert their sexual prerogatives.

In a Sept. 16, 2005, memo, the F.A.A. said that if unmanned aircraft — U.A. in its parlance — were held rigorously to its rules, "there would be no U.A. flights in civil airspace".

Less rigorously, it is held that the cross-purposes and conflicting tendencies thus built into any effect make it impossible for it to be a stably homogenous entity consistently isolable from the opposite conditional states it means to exclude, such as is required by the exclusive structure of specific desires.

Now that company board members are being held more rigorously responsible for the conduct of top executives, they often insist on bringing in the investigators.

Then (in the only section of the book that feels a tad predictable) came college Western Civ class, which prompted Lax to rigorously examine his deeply held but previously unquestioned beliefs.

She also said free schools were held more rigorously to account than council-run schools.

The government argues that free schools and academies are already held more rigorously to account than council-run schools - and it is in the process of introducing regional school commissioners to monitor academies' performance.

12 The data held are rigorously checked and regularly audited and have been successfully used to conduct over 500 peer reviewed published studies.

This general expression holds rigorously for cases of both low and high volume densities of scatterers.

The Benjamini Yekutieli (BY) false discovery rate (FDR) correction holds rigorously under general dependence of test statistics (Benjamini and Yekutieli 2001); however, this correction is generally considered to be overly conservative.

This would entail building a national banking system based on a small number of large, broadly held, centrally and rigorously regulated firms.