Sentence examples for structural rigour from inspiring English sources

His compositions, like his later conducting, combined structural rigour with sensuous textures.

The structural rigour but sonic richness of the Sonatas and Interludes are some of the most immediately attractive music of this last century; I'd say the same about Cage's magical, austere String Quartet in Four Parts.

He is strongly supported by Dervla Kirwan as the gaily promiscuous Peg Woffington, Joseph Millson as a sententious Garrick and Kelly himself as Prince George in a play that more than makes up in gaiety what it lacks in structural rigour.

These works are often unified by a basic theme (cyclic form), but just as frequently they exhibit a looseness of form that stands in vivid contrast to the structural rigour of music by J.S. Bach, Joseph Haydn, and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

Such approaches tend to employ the structural rigours of logic rather than the looser syntaxes, grammars, and vocabularies of common languages, with their symbolic, poetic, and inferential aspects of meaning.

The quartet includes two fiscal hawks from Finland and Latvia overseeing national budgetary rigour, austerity, structural changes and innovation – the policy priorities for Berlin.

While the German portfolio is middling, Berlin appears satisfied with the overall shape and thrust, with its heavy emphasis on economic expertise, geared to further austerity, fiscal rigour, and structural reforms of the European economy, and a focus on competitiveness.

Varoufakis has long criticised Europe's handling of the economic crisis, attacking the conservative economic orthodoxy that demands budget rigour and market-friendly structural reforms.

To ensure rigour, the authors performed individual structural analyses.

While the emphasis in Europe is overwhelmingly on fiscal rigour, slashed budgets and longer-term structural reforms, there is also a growing awareness that policies are not working, that something has to give as the sovereign debt crisis impacts ever more directly on the real economy in the form of soaring unemployment and a new credit squeeze.

To ensure rigour, the first and fourth author performed individual structural analyses.