Sentence examples for somewhat more rigorous from inspiring English sources

Their films were marked by greater artistic self-expression and a somewhat more rigorous historical realism.

Through a glass strangely... a still from Gondry's Smirnoff ad Despite awesome command of camera technique and contact books filled with the beautiful people, it's still beyond most music promo directors who aren't related by marriage to Francis Ford Coppola to make it in the somewhat more rigorous world of feature film-making.

Yes the scientific method of testing hypotheses is somewhat more rigorous than the way our minds work in everyday life, but fundamentally science is different to, say, religion or politics, because no scientist operates in an a-historical vacuum.

Since World War II, Western Christianity has found it difficult, from a cultural point of view, to ignore the challenge of other religions; and the mood has changed somewhat from the more rigorous climate in which the theology of the Word (i.e., Barth's position) was dominant.

The tests seemed fairly rigorous -- arguably more rigorous than other stress tests since the financial crisis.

Since the poll tax, black American citizens have become somewhat used to being held to different and more rigorous standard, even when they are presenting something essentially honest.

Unlike Frege's adversaries, though, Curry, writing after the development of the discipline of metamathematics, is able to give a far more rigorous (albeit in his case somewhat eccentric) account of what a formal system is.

The credential inflation problem associated with this issue could be alleviated somewhat if undergraduate education (and K-12 for that matter) was more rigorous and effective.

While the Bayesian approach is undoubtedly more rigorous than appeals to IBE, it is also somewhat of a digression, given that few teleological arguments are presented in these terms.

Preliminary reports (Hertrich et al. 2005; Hall and Plack 2007) suggest somewhat different responses for IRN and Huggins pitch and so a more rigorous examination of the evidence for a pitch center is now required.

The minimalists were more rigorous.