Sentence examples for so rigid about from inspiring English sources
It is no longer so rigid about curriculums, and hopes that this will persuade universities to start offering innovative new courses.
XXXXXXXXXXXX Porat said that if Jaeger was so rigid about closer ties with the ITF while Austria held its rotating chair, no progress would be possible next year when Israel chairs the body.
The Cameron government would have been a lot more effective in its own terms if it had not been so rigid about civil service pay, as Cabinet Office ministers privately acknowledge.
Hugh uses capital letters to fine rhetorical effect, as in this reflection on his brother's sudden enthusiasm for a show in Japan that Marlene promises him: It's a big bloody mystery to me that a man so dead set against QUEEN ELIZABETH OF ENGLAND could get himself so rigid about the crown princess of Japan, but soon he had a great STIFFY, THROBBING LIKE A SOCK FULL OF GRASSHOPPERS.
Not being so rigid about skills allows us to hire from a much wider pool of candidates, whereas many companies put skills first on their list of requirements, which gives them a more narrow pool of people to choose from".
Because society was so rigid about teen pregnancy, he was raised by his maternal Grandmother Rose and her husband Jack.
I wasn't trying to emulate boys, but people's ideas about gender were so rigid that they persisted in mistaking me for one, even though I'd had enormous bosoms since I was 10.
So were men who most internalized the cultural ideal of male bodies as lean and muscular and those who held traditional views about masculinity that were so rigid they caused distress.
If His rules are so rigid that there is no room for a rational conversation about exceptions.
"The World Trade Center was so rigid and confined.
