Sentence examples for rigour with which from inspiring English sources

But it is singular in the rigour with which it imagines an alternative history.

I thought I understood his music and his working methods, but what was so impressive was the rigour with which he questioned every artistic decision.

The rigour with which their hideous and crepuscular world is imagined, combined with the continuous flow of top-quality gags, makes this a treat from first to last.

I think any of the assessed artists would have found the level of intelligence and rigour with which the sheer difficulties of "assessment" itself were discussed, deeply reassuring.

Such is the rigour with which the case is being re-examined, yet behind all that industry lies a very blunt reality for Evans.

Peter found the ideas of Mies van der Rohe "earthshaking", but the rigour with which the Smithsons adapted to post-war cost, and used materials and fittings "as found" - undressed and undecorated - still jolted the architectural world a little.

Yesterday Hugo Swire, the Conservative culture spokesman, said revelations that AEG, promoters of the Dome casino proposal, doctored a submission from religious leaders raised doubts about "the rigour and scrutiny" with which the bids have been examined up to this point.

Many valued the rigour and clarity with which the CIS-2008 is written.

This consists of the "Formal Case Study" (FCS) in which qualitative methods are used to increase the rigour and sophistication with which homeopathic cases are studied.

The rigour and the vigour with which that was tackled was exemplary.

Early Disciples understood their uniqueness to lie in the rigour, precision, and simplicity with which they set forth the biblical basis for the unity of all Christians.