Sentence examples for values of rigour from inspiring English sources

Whatever the shortcomings of his management style, he reinforced Reithian values of "rigour", "fairness" and "accuracy" for the best of motives.

Hall, like every subsequent director of the National Theatre, has a degree in English from Cambridge University, and the values of textual rigour and moral judgment famously inculcated by FR Leavis were at the centre of his work.

In 1948, he took a training fellowship at Columbia University under Elvin Kabat, an immunochemist who taught him the value of intellectual rigour, experimental proof and accurate measurement.

They certainly represented his values of hard work, rigour and ambition.

While medical journals are seen to uphold the values of intellectual and scientific rigour, it seems they are no different from newspapers regarding their capacity to churn out bad press.

The time has come to bring a bit of rigour.

The lack of rigour on this crucial issue is staggering.

At the same time, these methods have acquired new levels of rigour.

There's a lot of rigour, a lot of focus and coherence," says Mr Schleicher.

"Studies were not performed to the contemporary standard of rigour.

Behind the beauty of ballet's facade lies a life of rigour and repetition.