Sentence examples for sound and rigid from inspiring English sources

The Language Action Perspective (LAP), in particular Habermas' theory of Communicative Action offers a sound and rigid foundation for such a framework.

I don't like the word mentor, because that sounds formal and rigid.

His poise in the Sonata No. 16 in G (Op. 31, No. 1) was also commendable, although he sometimes sounded cold and rigid in this lighthearted sonata.

"When politicians use them," Pennebaker writes, "we-words sound cold, rigid and emotionally distant".

While it may sound rather rigid and time-consuming to formulate a sound marketing strategy first, it is akin to penning a script for a play or movie - it provides a supporting structure that precisely choreographs where you want programs to go.

The idea of a book comprised entirely of 340-word stories might sound rather rigid; but this book is flesh and blood and mess and life.

Dance music, with its easy beat and ever-expanding appeal, has influenced all kinds of musicians, banging sounds and styles into rigid form while working through new tones in real time.

It was a sound at once rigid and brilliant, precise in attack and vibrant in delivery.

Rev. D 48 (1993) 1597 1601; T. Ruggeri, A. Muracchini, L. Seccia, Shock waves and second sound in a rigid heat conductor: a critical temperature for NaF and Bi, Phys.

Calculation of transient sound fields within rigid and lined boxes provides numerical evidences.

Other performances can sound clumsy, rigid, or overdriven by comparison.