Sentence examples for years of rigid from inspiring English sources

Monicelli was the sole director on Totò e Carolina (1955), which caused a political uproar in those years of rigid censorship because it made fun of a policeman.

Growing up in the years of rigid segregation, he was an active supporter of the civil rights movement in the '60s.

The installation of a new Orthodox patriarch last month served as one more reminder that Bulgaria had never really thrown off the inheritance of 40 years of rigid Communist rule.

Instead, the installation of His Holiness Neofit last month, in a ceremony replete with byzantine splendor, served as one more reminder that Bulgaria had never really thrown off the inheritance of 40 years of rigid Communist rule and all the duplicitous dealings that went with it.

Yet growth on the Continent has instead been stymied by years of rigid labor laws, high taxes and welfare statism.

All of this, however, doesn't solve the fact that years of rigid educational paradigms hasn't yet been fully undone such that the unpredictable/creative/unexpected innovations will happen.

The music in "Boxed Set" comes mostly from the 1950's and 60's, the twilight years of an exaggerated, rigid femininity already verging on parody and soon to be eclipsed by an era of minimal makeup and bralessness.

A total of 17 facet joints from 14 patients with AS (12 male, 2 female; mean age ± standard deviation (SD) 51 ± 8.12 years) undergoing surgical correction of rigid hyperkyphosis were included in the analysis.

Phthalates have been used for > 50 years to increase the plasticity of rigid materials such as polyvinyl chloride (PVC).

The conference, held in a different European or North American country each year, is conducted in an atmosphere of rigid secrecy.

Myanmar is more like Vietnam 25 years ago — rigid, socialist and suspicious of the world.