Sentence examples for your rigour from inspiring English sources

To teach and learn like that is indeed rigorous, but again, I doubt if that coincides with your rigour.

Don't you think it's time you explained exactly what you mean by this, so that we can all decide if my rigour or my neighbour's rigour coincides with your rigour?

Getting your own work published is not just about your own scientific rigour.

I'm not proposing that referees generally show favouritism, merely that a referee's personal knowledge of your trustworthiness and scientific rigour must be a beneficial factor when they are considering your new piece of work.

In 2011, the awards organisers Seafish introduced a "best newcomer" gong to acknowledge this growing network of new independents, who – often young fryers, many new to the industry – are bringing a foodist rigour to your cod'n'chips.

What really matters is the rigour and depth of your university study.

Despite everything your barrister has told you about the rigour of adoption law, you will arrive in front of the judge today with even less trust than you had before.

The scientific rigour of their claims to better your brain can be controversial: one, Lumosity, was recently fined $2m for claims made in its advertising for example.

One of the things that has come out of that rigour has been a shift in your focus from aid to campaigning on issues of trade justice, in particular for greater transparency, not just in governance but on mining contracts and so on.

Prepare your body for the rigours ahead and, unencumbered by the albatross of survivor's guilt, you'll outmanoeuvre exhausted humans no problem.

But Blasted teaches you that if you want to go to brutal extremes, your play needs to earn those moments through absolute rigour elsewhere (the same goes for moments of startling tenderness, which the play also contains).