Sentence examples for sort of rigorous from inspiring English sources
Boris Fraenkel, a stateless Jewish refugee who recruited Mr Jospin to the OCI, was just the sort of rigorous intellectual to appeal to Mr Jospin.
Dummett replied with a truly masterful display of the sort of rigorous curiosity which I have suggested was one of his principal intellectual virtues.
In the case of platelet rich plasma, researchers are starting the sort of rigorous studies that might show whether it is effective.
By avoiding any sort of rigorous and systematic evidence base, they've had to rely on anecdotes, personal views, and ultimately, the same boring old arguments about the internet affecting the brain that we've seen other pundits spout before.
So far, few of Poots's shows have been subjected to the sort of rigorous criticism that traditional theatre receives in London and New York, and maybe they shouldn't be.
The providers that do manage to survive will have to pare programmes back to the bone, and will not be able to provide the sort of rigorous, high quality-programmes that will equip our young people with the technical skills that they, businesses and our economy so desperately need.
These sorts of rigorous but goofy-sounding experiments lend themselves to a genial, gee-whiz style, with which Ariely moves comfortably from the lab to broad social questions to his own life (why did he buy that Audi instead of a sensible minivan?).
Instead, even biblical texts must be interpreted as the works of human beings, and by means of the same sorts of rigorous hermeneutical methods that are employed for interpreting other ancient texts — any religious enlightenment coming as a result of such interpretation, not entering into the process itself.
Discrimination based on sexual orientation, the majority ruled on Thursday, also requires that sort of more rigorous justification.
Obviously, a few diehards remain who think that data from anthropological interviews are not persuasive enough [ 4], that "qualitative methods are sort of the least rigorous" [ 5] or, conversely, that "questionnaire sociology" is "un-questioning", to borrow terms once used by Edgar Morin [ 6].
