Sentence examples for very rigid about from inspiring English sources

"I was very pleased that he's open to things that the Catholic Church has been very rigid about," said Autumn DeMauro, of Pittsburgh.

"In the past, Cisco had been very rigid about having executive events be off the record," said Erica Spoor, a global event strategist for Cisco.

So from the rose garden until spring/summer of 2011, I was very rigid about being completely limpet-like in saying that the government acts and acts as one.

Time Travel essentially lets you edit videos, which has always been something Vine was very rigid about.

"Madonna had been very, very, very rigid about the rehearsals," he said.

People tend to be very rigid about how they talk about the Holocaust and any attempt to diverge from what's politically correct can attract accusations of "trivializing the Holocaust" and perhaps even anti-semitism.

My mom had always been really rigid about our studies.

From the outset, it was clear that these Gods had very rigid opinions about who could and who couldn't be part of their exclusive little clique.

Drake's Hotline Bling video had him looking like everything from a grandfather that stubbed his toe to a tennis player, a jedi and a Pokemon trainer – anything but what rappers generally look like, with a very rigid set of ideas about blackness and masculinity.

"For about 20 years, we had very rigid mandatory sentencing guidelines that did a very good job of sending way too many people to prison for way too long," said Molly Gill, federal legislative director at Families Against Mandatory Minimums, an advocacy group based in Washington.

And you've got people like Evernote that allow you to organise your stuff and it's a very rigid, difficult app to use — but it's really about documents.