Sentence examples for so rigorous that from inspiring English sources

The culture is so rigorous that there's a word for literally working yourself to death: karoshi.

Then they discover the lure of discipline; classical ballet technique is so rigorous that it obliterates every other thought.

The Hungarian director BELA TARR, a formalist and virtuoso of the long take and slow reveal, is so rigorous that he's given up making movies.

Personal background checks of nominees are now so rigorous that there is little chance of a skeleton dancing out of the closet.

Marcia Hirsch, the judge who presides in the drug diversion court in Queens and oversaw the case of Mr. Ramos, said the treatment programs and monitoring were so rigorous that some defendants preferred just to go to prison.

The competition for the Harvard Debate Council is so rigorous that members start preparing weeks before the school year starts, and they don't let up until the final tournament in March.

When I was there, it was so rigorous and difficult that my class had 650 and ended up with 425, he said.

The training is so rigorous and demanding that, by the time the students finish their fourth year, fewer than half remain enrolled.

The consensus process and the development process can be so rigorous, she said, that people figure out pretty quickly if they want to stick around to see how it all turns out.

She had already worked as a flight attendant, and had met female captains she admired; the selection process is so rigorous, she thinks, that once you've got through, it's a level playing field.

Kelsky's advice is so rigorous and realistic that it just might, paradoxically, create a phenomenon made famous in another exotic journey, when Lewis Carroll's Alice encountered the Red Queen and the need to run ever faster just to stay in place.