Curate your timeline, and do so rigorously.
Most principals have never before been asked to assess teacher effectiveness so rigorously.
Above all, the scientific examination of literary sources, so rigorously practiced now, was unknown to Gibbon.
Scorsese went on, "It was just so moving, so moving, and so rigorously made".
Alas, the text of their memoir was not edited so rigorously.
In the intervening decades, Buñuel had developed a style so rigorously neutral that it became deeply, inimitably personal.
But Arizona is one of the few — if not only — places to measure the outcome so rigorously.
You can ignore inconvenient facts so rigorously that your picture of the world is one big distortion.
His syntax is so rigorously constructed that not a word, a breath, a letter, even, seems wasted.
But Ms Alinejad said the lifestyle of many young citizens are still so rigorously controlled that those engaging in "taboo" behaviour are essentially considered criminals.
Do you feel that, because you trained so rigorously throughout your youth, you missed out on other important parts of life?
