The source said a host of leading journalists working on national newspapers had been signed up or had expressed interest in the planned tabloid, which will have a rigorously serious-minded agenda giving full weight to cultural and international affairs.
Both were emanations of a rigorously disciplined mind.
But it could invite problems with a rigorously-minded referee.
Thus, the children of warriors attended temples and rigorously trained their minds and wills.
This exchange, so rigorously serious as to be comic, calls to mind another pair of brilliant Dublin students, Cranly and Stephen Dedalus, who stroll around in "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man," arguing over the Eucharist and apostasy.
These solutions are designed with scale in mind and rigorously evaluated in the real world.
"Dictionary definitions are written with a lot of things in mind, but rigorously circumscribing the exact meanings and connotations of terms is not usually one of them".
One wonders whether President Barack Obama had those rigorously logical phrases in mind when he gave his Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech in Oslo last week, in which he stressed less the notion of making peace through negotiation and compromise and more the concept of the just and necessary war.
For much of the book he draws a self-portrait, rigorously deconstructing his frame of mind, his family history and his influences, seeking answers in literature the lens through which he is able to understand the world.Mr Lasdun contacted the police and the FBI but unless Nasreen makes a death threat neither is able (or willing) to intervene.
But here the mind of character Three is rigorously made up, and only in the play's dying seconds do we see her fixity of purpose begin to crumble.
This is still, in my mind, a hypothesis - not a rigorously proven fact, and should be stated as such.
