Sentence examples for to the rigor from inspiring English sources

For architecture critics, he stands as the supreme master at subjecting buildings to the rigor of dialectical thinking.

Ms. Parisi acknowledged that romances could be "really cheesy," but declared Ms. Small a glorious exception, thanks to the rigor of her research.

Power companies point to the rigor and conservatism of their economic modeling in forecasting prices and the value of long-term contracts.

For Eric Goode, who designed the Bowery Hotel with his business partner, Sean MacPherson, the use of substantial, unexpected furnishings is a welcome alternative to the rigor of Modernism.

His strong promotion of St. John's wort is puzzling only because it is in such striking contrast to the rigor with which he prosecutes the Prozac group of drugs.

"René had to crack that Scandinavian mold, sticking to the rigor with the ingredients but opening it up," said Wylie Dufresne, one of the first chefs in the United States to champion Mr. Redzepi's work.

The company suggests that if you treat the drive with respect, it can stand up to the rigors of the road -- as long as those rigors are not too rigorous.

Juke has submitted himself to the rigors of "rehabilitation".

Salespeople hired for the stores were called "models" and subjected to the rigors of the Look Policy.

For weeks, Schwartz attributed her fatigue to the rigors of college hockey.

"You can't possibly callous your body to the rigors of the marathon itself".