(1) He maintains a rigidly right-wing political stance.

(2) Many writers at this time held rigidly dogmatic views.

(3) The curriculum is rigidly prescribed from an early age.

(4) All the units interlock with one another rigidly.

(5) The caste system was rigidly enforced.

(6) My correspondence happens to be rigidly controlled.

(7) The speed limit must be rigidly enforced.

(8) She held herself rigidly upright.

(9) The company's structure is rigidly hierarchical.

(10) Life today is rigidly compartmentalized into work and leisure.

(11) His gaze was rigidly fixed ahead.

(12) I have to plan my academic work very rigidly and set myself clear objectives.

(13) The play, whose style is rigidly formal, is typical of the period.

(14) In a traditional Chinese family filial piety is rigidly observed.

(15) She stared rigidly ahead.

(16) Juliet sat rigidly in her seat.

(17) I knew his rigidly hostile views on abortion.

(18) If you insist, we shall rigidly enforce that provision, in the courts if necessary which would ruin your career once and for all.

(19) It represented a form of opposition to the rigidly hierarchical structures of Rome.

(20) She remained rigidly immobile(Sentence dictionary), suddenly quite incapable of moving anyway.

(21) He stayed rigidly still in the high-backed wooden chair and stared at the upset cruet.

(22) Stick rigidly to saying things that are routine and standard.

(23) Thirdly, ritualism, abandoning the goals but sticking rigidly to the legitimate means of achieving them.

(24) Medieval, feudal society was rigidly hierarchical, and control of bodies was a central part of social control of the population.

(25) Nor should it be a policy document to be rigidly adhered to, come what may.

(26) When I say corporate plan, I don't necessarily mean you have to live with it rigidly.

(27) So far we have briefly explained how a free-floating and a rigidly fixed exchange rate system are supposed to operate.

(28) Some live life strictly, following each and every rule rigidly. They go by the book and get stuck by the hook. Break free today, let conscience guide your way. RVM 

(29) This by-law has never been repealed and it is a great pity that it is not still rigidly enforced.

(30) Galton had become convinced that Lamarckism was ineffective because the character of each individual is rigidly determined by inheritance.

(1) Many writers at this time held rigidly dogmatic views.

(2) The curriculum is rigidly prescribed from an early age.

(3) All the units interlock with one another rigidly.

(4) My correspondence happens to be rigidly controlled.

(5) His gaze was rigidly fixed ahead.

(6) The play, whose style is rigidly formal, is typical of the period.

(7) In a traditional Chinese family filial piety is rigidly observed.

(31) A good kungfu man never stands rigidly; his posture has to appear natural and relaxed.

(32) All those vital issues are to be rigidly centralised and that is the crux of the matter.

(33) The comparative method is not really a term referring to a fixed procedure that is to be followed rigidly.

(34) They fall into two primary classes which legal theory tries to keep rigidly separated but which in economic reality merge into each other.

(35) One rule they both rigidly adhere to is: never use the other one's equipment!

(36) I danced rigidly with Giacomo, kicking his shins and treading on his toes.

(37) She sat rigidly in her seat, her clothes clinging wetly to her body, and waited for him to retaliate.

(38) He stuck rigidly to his statement that what had been done was absolutely essential in the best interests of the children.

(39) She sat rigidly, shaking, incapable of anything other than being there, pliant in his hands.

(40) At the beginning of the war, patrol and legislative enactments were rigidly enforced.

(41) But the maximum weight loss will be achieved by those who stick rigidly to the diet plan and who exercise regularly.

(42) Don't stick to this rigidly if the discussion takes a different course to the one you expected.

(43) For a moment, it could have been a second only, he sat rigidly gazing down at his clasped hands.

(44) You see, my uncle has certain fixed views, certain principles which he adheres to rigidly.

(45) They are rigidly connected with the cuticle, having no membranous articulation and are therefore readily separable from cuticular appendages.

(46) At the height of imperial power, exclusivity was rigidly applied.

(47) Durkheim was a very austere man who led a rigidly timetabled existence and refused to talk to his family except at mealtimes.

(48) These can rang e from a completely free float to an exchange rate rigidly pegged to another currency or basket of currencies.

(49) The process by which one became a trader had become rigidly systematized.

(49) is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

(50) Architectural form should not rigidly follow function, but ought to reflect the needs of the social body it represents.

(51) Actually, the way helical molecules pack together is not of great interest because their structures are too rigidly determined and unyielding.

(52) As Joe, Ian Bannen smiles rigidly and often, and acts with stiffness rather than solidity.

(53) He found an error and rigidly suppressed the notes.

(54) She stood rigidly and stared into the room.

(55) All alcoholic beverages should be rigidly prohibited.

(56) Feudal society was rigidly stratified.

(57) We must keep rigidly the recipe.

(58) However, the owner wouldn't budge and stood there rigidly.

(59) Traditional robots, the kind you might find spot-welding a car frame, can be programmed to carry out a very precise sequence of tasks but only within rigidly structured environments.

(60) Hence countershaft and all its rigidly connected gears are in motion whenever the drive shaft revolves.

(61) The group section is a collection of rigidly formatted lines that represent each group that is needed in the namespace. The format of the line is as follows.

(62) The hierarchy system was not yet rigidly solidified, making it possible for slave maids to change their social statuses and identity.

(63) Mr Fernandes says that he came to the industry with no preconceptions, but found it rigidly compartmentalised and dysfunctional.

(64) She did it very scientifically, as knowing the contrariety of coal and the anxiety of flaming sticks to end in smoke unless rigidly kept up to the mark.

(65) During the course of therapy the client moves from rigidly of self-perception to fluidity. Certain conditions are necessary for this process.

(66) In a sense, observing the rigidly stratified dress rules is to observe the order and law of the autocratical domination.

(67) Drawing in the cheeks and holding the arms rigidly by the side of the body means "thin" in Amharic .

(68) Therefore, moral virtue cannot be set down in a rigidly defined code of behavior.

(69) Such awareness is usually a fuzzy object on aesthetic of the overall picture of the show, not rigidly adhere to certain details.

(70) As people like (Douglas, author of Generation X) Coupland have been pointing out for years now, X is more a sensibility than a rigidly confined demographic.

(71) If expectations are rigidly inelastic, we get the case of given expectations.

(72) Conversely, a diminished or absent S1 in mitral stenosis suggests a rigidly calcified valve that cannot "snap" shut.

(73) In our country, construction projects are carried on by a series of serial steps rigidly, and the lack of integration of these steps can result in the delay of project and cost overrun.

(74) They want to rigidly follow rules to get things "right," and this often means they're terribly uncreative, because creativity involves making mistakes, Dr. Szymanski says.

(75) But adhering rigidly to that policy would require European companies to continue reconciling their books.

(76) The design spectrum is modified accommodating the effective damping ratio, so the seismic load of semi- rigidly connected steel frame can be determined.

(77) But what I mainly observed was somebody who was rigidly unapologetic.

(78) It would seem more sensible to apply standards flexibly rather than rigidly.

(79) But Durkheim did not hold to a rigidly mechanical conception of society.

(80) The application of Maxwell velocity distribution law rigidly proves that the statistical proof on the state equation of ideal gas.

(81) It's held that speculative purchase of house needs to be contained and investment purchase of house rigidly controlled.

(82) Then I prepared to cross-question him rigidly,(http:///rigidly.html) for this thing was getting serious.

(83) The Zentraedi had always been rigidly segregated by sex, and most of them found the thought of fraternization disquieting to the point where it had been known to make them physically ill.

(84) A rigidly centralised system of wage bargaining mandates annual pay rises, come what may.

(85) It is distinct from tightrope walking in that the line is not held rigidly taut—it is instead dynamic, stretching and bouncing like a large rubber band.

(86) Hence, the countershaft and all its rigidly connected gears are in motion whenever the drive shaft revolves .

(87) The priest caste wields considerable power in this rigidly theocratic society.

(88) The wind-powered vehicle that is defined in claim 1, wherein said airfoil system includes two generally upright airfoils rigidly mounted on said body on opposite sides of said vertical plane.

(89) Thus proposed clinically in on both has had to respect its group of sides rigorousness, and did not rigidly adhere to the article limits, had to know Chang Dabian, nimble utilization.

(90) Is rigidly fixed to machine the workpiece or T-slot machine workstations to complete.

(91) Then, make it part of a broader discussion about the perils of rigidly applying yesterday's sexual morality to today's sexual mores.

(92) The prototype is rigidly tested in message encoding level and transaction level.

(93) Stilwell's concept of his mission was, in the beginning, entirely different and rigidly military.

(94) The rear axle is stationary, and is bolted rigidly to the main frame.