Sentence examples for so rigorously that from inspiring English sources

You can ignore inconvenient facts so rigorously that your picture of the world is one big distortion.

They play everything so close to the vest, keep their own counsel so rigorously, that they've become, in a way, strangers to themselves.

Mr. Guest's recent films, for all their charm, adhere to this format so rigorously that someone could now make a parody of them.

She dealt with the strains that her growing fame placed on their marriage by shunning the spotlight, so rigorously that her New York dealers (and friends) Helene Winer and Janelle Reiring, whose gallery, Metro Pictures, has represented her since the start of her career, assumed that she took no pleasure in the trappings of her success.

The amazement had nothing to do with Simon Danczuk's choice of Nigel Farage as his drinking companion in the beer garden of a pub close to that time-honoured home of traitors the Tower of London: Simon has been flirting with Ukip so rigorously that his ritual denial of the intent to jump ship, as reiterated yesterday, sounds more coquettish than categorical.

For the Institute of Living, which guards its long tradition of discretion so rigorously that it refuses to make public the names of patients admitted nearly two centuries ago for "religious terror," "fanatical insanity," or "metaphysical hairsplitting," the judge's ruling constitutes a devastating invasion of medical privacy.

All that median-aimed Americana is so rigorously normal that it can't help but scan as stupendously not-normal and Romney-ishly false Dean Stockwell singing into a lamp in Blue Velvet at its more rococo extremes, and corny-obvious the rest of the time.

But he and a multinational team of researchers did determine that Grosseteste's physical laws were so rigorously defined that they could be re-expressed using modern mathematical and computing techniques as the medieval scholar might have done if he had been able to use such methods.

In the intervening decades, Buñuel had developed a style so rigorously neutral that it became deeply, inimitably personal.

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.