Rigid in a sentence

(1) The hardliner's ideology was rigid.

(2) The tree trunk is too rigid to bend.

(3) Absolutisms are rigid and inflexible.

(4) The bureaucratic mindset can be rigid.

(5) The meeting was overly formal and rigid.

(6) Fibrous tissue can be flexible or rigid.

(7) Serfdom created a rigid social hierarchy.

(8) Feudalism created a rigid social hierarchy.

(9) The unsoftened metal was too rigid to bend.

(10) Alloys can be made to be flexible or rigid.

Rigid sentence

(11) The bream's dorsal fin was spiny and rigid.

(12) Creativity stagnates in a rigid environment.

(13) The judge was rigid about upholding the law.

(14) A rigid motion is an example of an isometry.

(15) It's better to be flexible than to be rigid.

(16) Don't be rigid, be round and open to change.

(17) The churchy traditions were too rigid for me.

(18) Stop being so rigid and learn to be flexible.

(19) The soldier's gait was rigid and disciplined.

(20) The foam will solidify down into a rigid shape.

Rigid make sentence

(21) The rigid schedule stifled away my flexibility.

(22) The caste system in India is a rigid hierarchy.

(23) I want to tighten up without becoming too rigid.

(24) The annealed cardboard was more rigid and sturdy.

(25) I need you to be rigid about following the rules.

(26) The rigid schedule was bemuffling my flexibility.

(27) The molecular structure of a solid is very rigid.

(28) You should avoid being too rigid in your thinking.

(29) Cytochalasins can cause cells to become more rigid.

(30) The protocol was inapplicably rigid and inflexible.

Sentence of rigid

(31) The soldier stood at attention in a rigid position.

(32) The students were oppressed by the rigid curriculum.

(33) They cannot lie without their bodies becoming rigid.

(34) The bureaucratic system can be impersonal and rigid.

(35) The asthenosphere is less rigid than the lithosphere.

(36) The upper mantle is less rigid than the lower mantle.

(37) The rigid curriculum is smothering away my creativity.

(38) The patriarchal hierarchy can be rigid and inflexible.

(39) The fronds of the sword fern stood upright and rigid.

(40) Some argue that deontology is too rigid and inflexible.

Rigid meaningful sentence

(41) Conservatizes are often criticized for being too rigid.

(42) The rigid-body motion of the car was smooth and steady.

(43) The rigid class schedule was a hold over from the past.

(44) The bureaucratic structure can be rigid and inflexible.

(45) The spinous leaves of the palm tree are tough and rigid.

(46) The semi-feudal society was marked by a rigid hierarchy.

(47) Creativity should not be restricted by rigid guidelines.

(48) The professor is known for being rigid about plagiarism.

(49) We can insulate the walls by means of rigid foam boards.

(50) A rigid structure can dampen the creativity of a dancer.

Rigid sentence examples

(51) The rigid structure of the organization was stultifying.

(52) A rigid and inflexible mindset can kill the imagination.

(53) The proposed policy was unworkably rigid and inflexible.

(54) The structure of the company was hierarchical and rigid.

(55) Being too rigid can be a detriment to your adaptability.

(56) If you're working with rigid materials, precision is key.

(57) Mr. Come Down's rigid methods are really holding us back.

(58) You can insulate by means of rigid foam board insulation.

(59) His rigid fixities prevented him from adapting to change.

(60) The rules were too rigid for me to express myself freely.

Sentence with rigid

(61) The frond without any curvature looked straight and rigid.

(62) The rigid structure dampens the creativity of the project.

(63) Exoskeletons allow insects to have a rigid body structure.

(64) The company has a policy of being rigid about punctuality.

(65) The chef is very rigid about using only fresh ingredients.

(66) Bronchoscopies may be done with a flexible or rigid scope.

(67) The church's rigid dogma led to many members apostatising.

(68) Some people find dogmatics to be too rigid and inflexible.

(69) Starch along the edges of your felt to make it more rigid.

(70) The coach is very rigid about the team's training schedule.

Use rigid in a sentence

(71) The manager is known for being rigid about quality control.

(72) The parent is rigid about their child's screen time limits.

(73) The judge is known for being rigid about courtroom decorum.

(74) Antilibertarianism is often criticized for being too rigid.

(75) Conventional education systems can be rigid and inflexible.

(76) The stiffening of the plastic made the container more rigid.

(77) The therapist helped him unbend his rigid thinking patterns.

(78) The rigid curriculum dampens the creativity of the students.

(79) Many people find Calvinistic beliefs to be strict and rigid.

(80) The coach is rigid about players maintaining a healthy diet.

Sentence using rigid

(81) The platyhelminth's body is soft and lacks a rigid skeleton.

(82) Her creativity was stunted through a rigid education system.

(83) I agree except that I think the class schedule is too rigid.

(84) The rigid schedule of classes confine like a tight schedule.

(85) The bureaucratic procedures can be too rigid and inflexible.

(86) The class structure in ancient civilizations was often rigid.

(87) The cadaver's limbs were stiff and rigid due to rigor mortis.

(88) The lathe bed is rigid to minimize deflection during turning.

(89) He prefers soft contact lens over rigid gas permeable lenses.

(90) The soldier's stance was rigid and unmoving during the drill.

Rigid example sentence

(91) An isometry can be thought of as a rigid motion of an object.

(92) The rigid back of backsaws provides stability during cutting.

(93) The professor dogmatized his students with his rigid beliefs.

(94) The inanimately rigid rules made it difficult to be creative.

(95) The feudalist society was characterized by a rigid hierarchy.

(96) Fortify your creativity despite the rigid academic structure.

(97) The rigid grading system stifled off my passion for learning.

(98) The cell wall is a rigid structure that surrounds plant cells.

(99) The coach is rigid about players attending all team practices.

(100) The manager is rigid about employees completing tasks on time.

Sentence with word rigid

(101) The thermosetting resin hardens and becomes rigid upon curing.

(102) The feudal system was marked by a feudally rigid class system.

(103) The soldierfish gets its name from its rigid, upright posture.

(104) Many people feel that officialdom is too rigid and inflexible.

(105) The rigid curriculum can stifle for exploration and curiosity.

(106) As we age, our bones tend to ossify toward a more rigid state.

(107) The caste system in India is a rigid hierarchy based on birth.

(108) Being adaptable has a benefit over being rigid and inflexible.

(109) The rigid rules made the organization unadaptable to new ideas.

(110) Convergent thinking can be hindered by rigid thinking patterns.

Sentence of rigid

(111) Line organization can lead to a rigid and inflexible structure.

(112) The military has a reputation for being rigid about discipline.

(113) The team's creativity was hampered by a rigid work environment.

(114) The rigid structure of the course can stifle critical thinking.

(115) Be rigid about your study schedule to ensure you stay on track.

(116) The university's policy on late assignments seems unduly rigid.

(117) Being too rigid can be counterproductive to adapting to change.

(118) Many people criticized the doctrinaires for their rigid beliefs.

(119) The organization is rigid about adhering to its code of conduct.

(120) The company has a policy of being rigid about expense reporting.

Rigid used in a sentence

(121) The school is rigid about students arriving on time for classes.

(122) The manager is rigid about employees adhering to the dress code.

(123) The ancien-regime was characterized by a rigid social hierarchy.

(124) The batsman's backlift was too rigid, hindering his flexibility.

(125) The patient's body went cataleptically rigid during the seizure.

(126) The rigid curriculum can stifle aside exploration and curiosity.

(127) The feudal system was characterized by a rigid social hierarchy.

(128) The feudal system was characterized by a rigid social structure.

(129) The bureaucratic policies for hiring new employees can be rigid.

(130) The hardliner's rigid ideology leaves little room for compromise.

Rigid sentence in English

(131) The archaic term hardeneth means to make something hard or rigid.

(132) The teacher was very rigid about the due date for the assignment.

(133) The students felt shackled by the rigid curriculum of the school.

(134) Some people may view obsessives as being too rigid or inflexible.

(135) The tsarist system was characterized by a rigid social hierarchy.

(136) The rigid structure of some majors can ossify students' thinking.

(137) The organization was strangled by a rigid and outdated structure.

(138) The approach below is too rigid and may not allow for creativity.

(139) Be rigid about your sleep schedule to ensure you get enough rest.

(140) The cataleptic patient's muscles became rigid during the episode.

(141) The company's innovation was stunted by a rigid corporate culture.

(142) Critics argue that Kantian ethics can be too rigid and inflexible.

(143) The teacher's lesson plans were constrained by a rigid curriculum.

(144) The school has a policy of being rigid about uniform requirements.

(145) The chef is rigid about maintaining a clean and organized kitchen.

(146) Spaceframes are used to create rigid structures in space habitats.

(147) The calvaria provides a strong and rigid protection for the brain.

(148) The manorial system was characterized by a rigid social hierarchy.

(149) The true rib is stronger and more rigid compared to the false rib.

(150) The idealogues were seen as rigid and inflexible in their beliefs.

(151) The confounding opposite of order is not chaos, but rigid control.

(152) Augustan society was highly stratified, with a rigid class system.

(153) The military academy has a rigid hierarchy of ranks and positions.

(154) Shun on being too rigid and be open to new ideas and perspectives.

(155) Recognizing the pitfall of being too rigid can foster adaptability.

(156) The organization's innovation was be hindered by a rigid hierarchy.

(157) The satellite's rigid-body design allowed it to maintain its orbit.

(158) Byzantine society was highly stratified, with a rigid class system.

(159) My academic curiosity has been stunted around the rigid curriculum.

(160) The bandage apart from its flexibility was too rigid for the joint.

(161) It's important to be rigid about your budget to avoid overspending.

(162) Don't be afraid to be rigid about your personal values and beliefs.

(163) The caste system in India is a rigid hierarchy based on occupation.

(164) The bureaucratic hierarchy in a military organization can be rigid.

(165) The bureaucracy is often accused of being too rigid and inflexible.

(166) Intellectual curiosity can be repressed by a rigid education system.

(167) The term hardcover book is a retronym for a book with a rigid cover.

(168) The intransigents' rigid ideology prevented any meaningful dialogue.

(169) The constricts of a rigid schedule leave little time for relaxation.

(170) The strict and rigid dress code made the formal event be uninviting.

(171) The physics problem required the analysis of a rigid-body in motion.

(172) The flexible schedule was amenable in comparison with the rigid one.

(173) The coccyxes of these birds are fused together to form a rigid tail.

(174) The seignorial system was characterized by a rigid social hierarchy.

(175) The company's rigid policies have caused their innovation to ossify.

(176) His creativity was stunted by the rigid structure of the curriculum.

(177) The student's creativity began to erode beside the rigid curriculum.

(178) Be rigid about your fitness routine to maintain a healthy lifestyle.

(179) Don't be afraid to be rigid about your career goals and aspirations.

(180) The coach's autocratic approach to strategy was effective but rigid.

(181) The rigid class schedule can be a fetter on a student's flexibility.

(182) The engineer's dogmatic design principles were innovative but rigid.

(183) Tholians are often depicted as having a rigid and inflexible mindset.

(184) The rigid rules of the organization made it unadaptable to new ideas.

(185) The professor is rigid about students submitting assignments on time.

(186) Creativity should never be suppressed by rigid rules and regulations.

(187) He needed to unbend his rigid stance and consider other perspectives.

(188) The urologist used a rigid cystoscope for the cystoscopy examination.

(189) The cranium is a rigid structure that provides stability to the head.

(190) The seigniorial system was characterized by a rigid social hierarchy.

(191) The rigid rules of the school have stultified the students' learning.

(192) Be rigid about your time spent on social media to avoid distractions.

(193) The student was deprived of his creativity due to a rigid curriculum.

(194) Being adaptable has a flexibility benefit in contrast to being rigid.

(195) Elizabethan society was highly stratified, with a rigid class system.

(196) The sternums of ants are not present as they have a rigid exoskeleton.

(197) The social strata in this city are becoming more fluid and less rigid.

(198) The parent was rigid about enforcing a strict bedtime for their child.

(199) The organization is known for being rigid about budgetary constraints.

(200) He tends to overdo creating overly strict and rigid rules for himself.

(201) The windpipes of reptiles are more rigid compared to those of mammals.

(202) The gymnast's routine included several rigid-body rotations and flips.

(203) The rigid and inflexible policies render non-motivating for the staff.

(204) The rigid curriculum in schools is suppressing creativity in teachers.

(205) The dogmatist's rigid beliefs made it difficult for him to compromise.

(206) The feudalistic society was characterized by a rigid social hierarchy.

(207) Biblicism can lead to a rigid and legalistic approach to Christianity.

(208) The gymnast's routine involved several rigid-body rotations and flips.

(209) When managing your time, aim between being too rigid and too flexible.

(210) Keep off on being too rigid and be open to new ideas and perspectives.

(211) Catalepsy is a medical condition that causes a person to become rigid.

(212) The backsaw's blade was rigid enough to maintain stability during cuts.

(213) The company has a strict policy of being rigid about safety procedures.

(214) The military is rigid about soldiers following orders without question.

(215) The rigid rules made the company unadaptable to changing market trends.

(216) The thermosetting compound hardens into a rigid structure upon cooling.

(217) His thinking had ossified into rigid dogma that he refused to question.

(218) The airplane's rigid-body structure allowed it to withstand turbulence.

(219) The child's curiosity was stifled out of with a rigid education system.

(220) The rigid nature of bureaucracies can stifle creativity and innovation.

(221) The inanimately rigid door wouldn't budge no matter how hard he pushed.

(222) The cratonic lithosphere is the rigid outer layer of the Earth's crust.

(223) If you don't challenge your beliefs, they will ossify and become rigid.

(224) It's important to be rigid about your financial planning to avoid debt.

(225) The coarctate feeling of the corset made her posture straight and rigid.

(226) The student's creativity was stunted astride a rigid educational system.

(227) Guard against being too rigid in your thinking and be open to new ideas.

(228) Boileau's work was criticized by some for being too rigid and formulaic.

(229) Positive law is sometimes criticized for being too rigid and inflexible.

(230) Being too rigid in your thinking can lead away from exploring new ideas.

(231) The rigid structure of the course syllabus can stifle critical thinking.

(232) Don't let your creativity wilt aside due to a rigid academic curriculum.

(233) Don't barter away your creativity by sticking to a rigid study schedule.

(234) My boss is against anything that doesn't fit into their rigid framework.

(235) Your creativity can shrivel under the constraints of a rigid curriculum.

(236) Puritans were often seen as being very strict and rigid in their beliefs.

(237) I find it refreshing to go with the flow and not be rigid in my thinking.

(238) The roof can be insulated with rigid foam insulation to reduce heat gain.

(239) The varnas are not rigid categories but can overlap and change over time.

(240) Essentialist beliefs often lead to rigid categorizations and stereotypes.

(241) The engineer designed a rigid-body mechanism to ensure precise movements.

(242) My colleague is very organized, but sometimes she can be a bit too rigid.

(243) The school's centralism has led to a rigid curriculum and teaching style.

(244) Lignification is the process by which plant cells become woody and rigid.

(245) The politician's stance on controversial issues was unapproachably rigid.

(246) The rigid curriculum can constrict with your exploration of new subjects.

(247) The stem of a crinoid can be flexible or rigid, depending on the species.

(248) The syllabus's slant from rigid structure to flexibility was appreciated.

(249) Be rigid about your academic integrity and avoid plagiarism at all costs.

(250) Essentialist beliefs can sometimes lead to a rigid and inflexible mindset.

(251) The lignin present in tracheids makes them rigid and impermeable to water.

(252) The sternums of amphibians are not as rigid as those of other vertebrates.

(253) The supervisor is rigid about employees taking breaks at designated times.

(254) The supervisor is known for being rigid about employees taking sick leave.

(255) The airplane's wings were infused with fiberglass to make them more rigid.

(256) He needed to unbend his rigid thinking and consider alternative solutions.

(257) It's liberating to keep things unexacting and not be bound by rigid plans.

(258) I have to manage back from my tendency to be too rigid and embrace change.

(259) The bureaucratic system can be rigid, yet it is necessary for consistency.

(260) The rigid structure of the curriculum rendered the art class non-creative.

(261) Eubacterial cells have a rigid cell wall that provides structural support.

(262) The team's ability to innovate was hamstrung by a rigid corporate culture.

(263) The student's creativity was dwarfed inside the rigid academic curriculum.

(264) Shady down with being too rigid and be open to new ideas and perspectives.

(265) Sustain up from being too rigid and be open to new ideas and perspectives.

(266) Be rigid about attending class and taking notes to maximize your learning.

(267) The puritanical leaders enforced a rigid dress code for both men and women.

(268) The education system's rigid structure has sparked a revolt among students.

(269) The gymnast's rigid practice schedule left her numb to pain in her muscles.

(270) Augustan society was highly stratified, with a rigid class system in place.

(271) The antispending policy has been accused of being too rigid and inflexible.

(272) The employee felt fettered up against the rigid policies of their employer.

(273) The nomenklatura was a symbol of the Soviet Union's rigid social hierarchy.

(274) Being proactive beats being reactive, but being flexible beats being rigid.

(275) Being rigid with your time management can help you balance school and work.

(276) The rigid schedule constricts students' ability to balance work and school.

(277) The rigid curriculum can stifle intellectual curiosity in college students.

(278) Loosen from your rigid schedule and make time for self-care and relaxation.

(279) The overtax upon our creativity from rigid academic structures is stifling.

(280) Be rigid about your personal hygiene to maintain a professional appearance.

(281) The legalists' philosophy is often associated with a rigid social hierarchy.

(282) The feudal system created a rigid social hierarchy with the king at the top.

(283) Tsarism was known for its strict social hierarchy and rigid class divisions.

(284) If you're too rigid in your thinking, you may miss out on new opportunities.

(285) The politician's rationalistic policies were criticized for being too rigid.

(286) The school's repressively rigid dress code left students feeling suffocated.

(287) The robot's movements were limited to rigid-body rotations and translations.

(288) Ancient Egypt was a highly stratified society with a rigid social hierarchy.

(289) The prescriptivist view of language is often criticized for being too rigid.

(290) The professor's teaching style was often described as formalistic and rigid.

(291) The bakufu was known for its strict social hierarchy and rigid class system.

(292) To excel in your classes, you need to be rigid with your note-taking habits.

(293) Don't be afraid to be rigid about your boundaries with roommates or friends.

(294) The intransigents' rigid adherence to their principles hindered any progress.

(295) The intense heat of the blowtorch can vitrify plastic into a rigid structure.

(296) If you have a rigid spine, you may experience back pain and limited mobility.

(297) The Schutte-Lanz airship was a type of rigid airship used during World War I.

(298) The structure of sterol molecules is characterized by a rigid ring structure.

(299) The antiformalists were against the idea of a rigid organizational structure.

(300) The dogmatists' rigid thinking prevented them from seeing other perspectives.

(301) The ideologue's rigid beliefs made it difficult for them to work with others.

(302) Literalism can lead to a narrow and rigid understanding of a text or concept.

(303) Being rigid with your fitness routine can help you achieve your health goals.

(304) The professor's lack of flexibility relegates students to a rigid curriculum.

(305) Don't be rigid in your thinking - be adaptable and open to new possibilities.

(306) Insulate with rigid foam insulation to prevent heat loss in your crawl space.

(307) Be rigid about your academic goals and strive for excellence in your studies.

(308) The caste system has been criticized for its rigid and hierarchical structure.

(309) The organization's guidelines were accused of being impersonalizing and rigid.

(310) The pursuit of absolu can sometimes lead to a narrow-minded and rigid mindset.

(311) The team had to adapt out of their rigid training regimen to prevent injuries.

(312) The rigid hierarchy in the organization rigidifies the communication channels.

(313) The athlete's training included exercises to improve their rigid-body control.

(314) She walked stiffly across the room, her back straight and her movements rigid.

(315) It is important to understand that femininity is not a fixed or rigid concept.

(316) The bureaucrat's work was often criticized for being too rigid and inflexible.

(317) Antiritualisms can be a way to challenge dogmatic and rigid religious beliefs.

(318) The bullionist ideology was criticized by some economists for being too rigid.

(319) The company's policies were inflexibly rigid, leaving no room for negotiation.

(320) The toy car's rigid-body construction made it durable and resistant to damage.

(321) The patient's muscles were tetanic, causing them to remain rigid and immobile.

(322) It's important to be rigid with your budget if you want to avoid overspending.

(323) It's important to be rigid with your commitment to self-care to avoid burnout.

(324) The hardliner's rigid beliefs were causing friction, but a solution was found.

(325) It's important to lane off from being too rigid and learn to adapt to changes.

(326) It's important to be rigid about your mental health and seek help when needed.

(327) The hardliner's rigid beliefs have made it difficult for him to form alliances.

(328) The antiformalists were against the idea of a rigid hierarchy in the workplace.

(329) The surfboard was reinforced with fiberglass to make it more rigid and durable.

(330) Keen away with being too rigid and be open to new experiences and perspectives.

(331) If you don't challenge your beliefs, your thinking can ossify and become rigid.

(332) Skim away from being too rigid and be open to new experiences and perspectives.

(333) It's important to be rigid with your academic standards to maintain a high GPA.

(334) To succeed in college, you need to be rigid with your commitment to your goals.

(335) Staunch away from being too rigid, be open to new experiences and perspectives.

(336) It's important to be rigid about your time management to avoid procrastination.

(337) The dark ages were a time of limited social mobility and rigid class structures.

(338) Feudalism created a rigid social structure with little mobility between classes.

(339) The organization is rigid about employees attending mandatory training sessions.

(340) It's best to settle through compromise rather than holding onto rigid positions.

(341) The workers were under the sway of a strict supervisor who enforced rigid rules.

(342) The team's productivity has stagnated from micromanagement and rigid structures.

(343) The physics professor explained the concept of rigid-body dynamics to the class.

(344) The bureaucrat's work was often criticized for being too bureaucratic and rigid.

(345) The word dogmatic means to be rigid and inflexible in one's beliefs or opinions.

(346) The initial schedule was too rigid, so we had to be more flexible with our time.

(347) The company policy was rigid and stayed unaccommodating to the employees' needs.

(348) Doctrinairism is a rigid adherence to a particular set of beliefs or principles.

(349) Don't be too rigid in your plans, try to go with the flow and be open to change.

(350) The hardliner's rigid beliefs were causing tension, so a compromise was reached.

(351) Being too rigid in one's schedule can kill the joy of spontaneity and adventure.

(352) The student's creativity was waning under the constraints of a rigid curriculum.

(353) Pericardial constriction occurs when the pericardium becomes thickened and rigid.

(354) The intransigents' rigid stance on the issue prevented any meaningful compromise.

(355) It is important to be rigid about maintaining confidentiality in this profession.

(356) The dancer's graceful movements allow her to allude away from rigid choreography.

(357) It's liberating to keep things unexacting and not be bound by rigid expectations.

(358) The company was amenable in contrast to the rigid corporation it had merged with.

(359) The soldier was ordered to straiten up into a rigid stance during the inspection.

(360) The amoeboid shape of the organism was a result of its lack of a rigid cell wall.

(361) If you want to succeed in college, you need to be rigid with your study schedule.

(362) Being rigid with your attendance can help you stay on track with your coursework.

(363) Don't be afraid to be rigid with your study environment to minimize distractions.

(364) The strict attendance policy has agitated many students who feel it is too rigid.

(365) The rigid class schedule stifled my ability to pursue extracurricular activities.

(366) The middle ages were a time of limited social mobility and rigid class structures.

(367) The rigid curriculum made the university unadaptable to interdisciplinary studies.

(368) The politician's lack of reflexivity was evident in his rigid stance on the issue.

(369) The frilled lizard's frill is supported by cartilage, giving it a rigid structure.

(370) If we rely upon rigid beliefs, we may close ourselves off to new ideas and growth.

(371) Atticists were often criticized for being too rigid in their approach to language.

(372) The straight-edge movement has been criticized for being too rigid and judgmental.

(373) Literalists often interpret religious texts in a very rigid and inflexible manner.

(374) Embitter despite her creativity, she felt stifled by the rigid academic structure.

(375) The impressionist movement was a reaction against the rigid rules of academic art.

(376) The impressionist movement was a reaction against the rigid academic style of art.

(377) The rigid structure of the organization constricts the ability to adapt to change.

(378) The bureaucratic structure can be rigid, but it provides a clear chain of command.

(379) Centralisation can improve coordination, yet it can also create a rigid hierarchy.

(380) Heed away from being too rigid with your study schedule and allow for flexibility.

(381) It's important not to waste out on your creativity by sticking to a rigid routine.

(382) The rigid curriculum can constrict our ability to explore other areas of interest.

(383) Don't be afraid to be rigid about your study environment to minimize distractions.

(384) The lithosphere is the rigid layer between the Earth's crust and the asthenosphere.

(385) The feudal lord's rule was marked by a strict hierarchy and rigid social structure.

(386) Catalepsy can cause a person to become rigid and unresponsive for a period of time.

(387) The study of isometry is essential in understanding the properties of rigid bodies.

(388) The glass transition is a gradual transition from a rigid to a more flexible state.

(389) The rigid structure of the organization made it unadaptable to a remote work setup.

(390) If you're driving on a rigid suspension system, you'll feel every bump in the road.

(391) The teacher conscripted away the students' creativity by assigning a rigid project.

(392) The rigid structure of the curriculum stifled through my creativity and innovation.

(393) My ability to adapt has been stunted against the rigid structure of the curriculum.

(394) We can insulate the roof with rigid foam panels, or we can use blown-in insulation.

(395) Don't be too rigid in your plans, learn to bend with the wind and adjust as needed.

(396) To succeed in college, be separate to the idea of a rigid schedule and be flexible.

(397) The chemical cross-linking of thermosetting resins gives them their rigid structure.

(398) The impermanence of thoughts and ideas is a reminder to not hold onto rigid beliefs.

(399) The rigid hierarchy made the military unadaptable to unconventional warfare tactics.

(400) If you fall for the allure of rigid thinking, you'll miss out on creative solutions.

(401) The rigid hierarchy and bureaucracy can kill the innovation in a large organization.

(402) The car's body was made more rigid by using fiberglass in the manufacturing process.

(403) The athlete's training included exercises to improve rigid-body control and balance.

(404) The autocrat's subjects were forced to conform to a rigid set of beliefs and values.

(405) Be rigid about your networking skills to build connections for future opportunities.

(406) The doctor diagnosed the child with opisthotonus after observing their rigid posture.

(407) The rigid curriculum of the school made it unadaptable to individual learning styles.

(408) If we engage in idolatry, we may become rigid and dogmatic in our beliefs and values.

(409) If you have a rigid schedule, it can be difficult to make time for unexpected events.

(410) The car's rigid-body frame provided excellent protection in the event of a collision.

(411) The doctor diagnosed the child with opisthotonos after observing their rigid posture.

(412) Don't be afraid to be rigid with your boundaries when it comes to your personal time.

(413) It's important to be rigid with your academic integrity to maintain your credibility.

(414) The corrugated bonding of the fabric layers made the inflatable structure more rigid.

(415) The villein's existence was a reminder of the feudal system's rigid social hierarchy.

(416) The stratified society had a rigid caste system that determined one's social position.

(417) If we're too rigid with our objectives, we may miss opportunities to adapt and evolve.

(418) If you have a rigid deadline, it's important to plan and manage your time effectively.

(419) If you're dealing with a rigid person, it's important to be patient and understanding.

(420) They need to slacken up to let go of their rigid expectations and embrace flexibility.

(421) Flatland is a satirical commentary on Victorian society and its rigid class structure.

(422) Being rigid with your sleep schedule can help you stay alert and focused during class.

(423) Being too rigid in your thinking can be disadvantageous in problem-solving situations.

(424) The ammino acid proline is known for its ability to form rigid structures in proteins.

(425) Don't be afraid to relent with your rigid study schedule and take a mental health day.

(426) The feudal system was marked by a rigid social hierarchy that limited social mobility.

(427) The rigid grading system constricts students' creativity and critical thinking skills.

(428) Legalist policies often result in a highly bureaucratic and rigid system of governance.

(429) If you have a rigid mindset, it can be difficult to see things from other perspectives.

(430) The rigid curriculum in schools can stultify students' curiosity and love for learning.

(431) The rigid protocols of officialdoms can make it challenging to adapt to new situations.

(432) The undoers of my academic creativity were the rigid academic standards and conformity.

(433) The rigid rules of the organization made it be unadaptable to the needs of its members.

(434) Unbending from a rigid mindset can open up new possibilities and opportunities in life.

(435) The chinovniks were a symbol of the rigid social hierarchy in pre-revolutionary Russia.

(436) The semifeudal society was marked by a rigid hierarchy and a lack of individual rights.

(437) The doctor diagnosed the patient with opisthotonos after observing their rigid posture.

(438) The rigid schedule can stifle a student's ability to pursue extracurricular activities.

(439) Catalepsy is a medical condition that causes a person to become rigid and unresponsive.

(440) The rigid rules of some industries can cause innovation to ossify and prevent progress.

(441) Don't be afraid to be rigid about your dietary restrictions to maintain a healthy diet.

(442) The coach's rigid game plan made them out of touch with the dynamic nature of the sport.

(443) It's not wise to prematurely stick to a rigid schedule without allowing for flexibility.

(444) If you have a rigid routine, it can be difficult to break bad habits and try new things.

(445) If you have a rigid work schedule, it can be difficult to find a good work-life balance.

(446) The oligarchical society was marked by a rigid class system and limited social mobility.

(447) The society's rigid gender roles deprive men of their masculinity if they don't conform.

(448) The family's dysfunctionally rigid rules and expectations caused tension and resentment.

(449) The ideologues' rigid beliefs made it difficult to find common ground with other groups.

(450) It's important to be rigid about your communication skills to succeed in group projects.

(451) The concept of a procrustean bed is often used to describe a rigid and inflexible system.

(452) The foundation walls should be insulated with rigid foam insulation to prevent heat loss.

(453) If you're in a debate, being too rigid in your stance can hinder productive conversation.

(454) The sclerenchymatous cells in the stem of a cactus make it rigid and able to store water.

(455) Don't be afraid to be rigid with your study group's meeting times to ensure productivity.

(456) The medical condition of catalepsies can cause a person to become rigid and unresponsive.

(457) The school's officialism resulted in a rigid curriculum that didn't meet students' needs.

(458) The rigid structure of the curriculum can drain innovation from the learning environment.

(459) The impressionist style was a reaction against the more rigid and formal art of the past.

(460) The bureaucratic system may seem rigid, but it allows for consistency in decision-making.

(461) The wet cardboard will freeze into a rigid material when exposed to freezing temperatures.

(462) If we engage in idolatry, we may become rigid and inflexible in our thinking and behavior.

(463) Jacobean society was highly stratified, with a rigid class system and strict social norms.

(464) The adhocracy model emphasizes collaboration and teamwork over rigid rules and procedures.

(465) I need to chide off my tendency to be too rigid and be open to new ideas and perspectives.

(466) The overly formal and rigid structure of the organization was off-putting to new employees.

(467) The mortise joint is commonly used in timber framing to create rigid and stable structures.

(468) To become more adaptable, rely less on rigid routines and embrace change with an open mind.

(469) If you have a rigid moral code, it can be difficult to navigate complex ethical situations.

(470) The teacher's rigid lesson plan left the students feeling straitjacketed in their learning.

(471) The hieratical structure of the Roman Empire was based on a rigid system of social classes.

(472) The rigid curriculum stifled down to my desire to explore different subjects and interests.

(473) Shylock's insistence on the letter of the law rather than mercy highlights his rigid nature.

(474) Critics argue that Kantian ethics can be too rigid and impractical in real-world situations.

(475) Convertible hardtops offer a more rigid and stable driving experience compared to soft tops.

(476) The ophthalmologist suggested wearing rigid gas permeable lenses to correct corneal ectasia.

(477) If you're in a legal dispute, being too rigid in your demands can prevent a fair resolution.

(478) If you're trying to learn a new skill, being too rigid in your approach can hinder progress.

(479) If you're working with machinery, proper maintenance and upkeep of rigid parts is essential.

(480) The rigid expectations and high standards of the ballet company daunted some of the dancers.

(481) The military's officialism resulted in a rigid chain of command that hindered communication.

(482) The rigid rules and regulations of the military can lead to stultification of individuality.

(483) The casuist's approach to moral reasoning was criticized for being too rigid and inflexible.

(484) Being rigid with your self-discipline can help you avoid procrastination and stay motivated.

(485) The bureaucratic policies of the company were criticized for being too rigid and inflexible.

(486) The procrustean bed of a rigid schedule can leave little room for spontaneity and relaxation.

(487) The rigid hierarchy of the organization made it unadaptable to a more collaborative approach.

(488) The designer's fashion line explores the juxtaposition between soft fabrics and rigid gypsum.

(489) The intransigent professor's rigid grading policies were a source of stress for the students.

(490) The artist's sculptures use soft lines and curves to feminise the traditionally rigid medium.

(491) If you have a rigid personality, it can be difficult to form close relationships with others.

(492) If you're trying to build something, using rigid materials can provide stability and support.

(493) The rigid curriculum and standardized testing can stifle creativity in teachers and students.

(494) The hypostatization of gender has led to rigid societal expectations and harmful stereotypes.

(495) Don't be afraid to be rigid with your study materials to ensure you have everything you need.

(496) The rigid class schedule can stifle a student's ability to pursue extracurricular activities.

(497) Flatland is a satirical novel that critiques Victorian society and its rigid class structure.

(498) Don't be too rigid in your study habits, just be easy-going and find what works best for you.

(499) The aristocracy of Russia was known for their strict social hierarchy and rigid class system.

(500) The actor had to wear a corset to keep upright while playing a character with a rigid posture.

(501) The idea of a movable feast challenges traditional notions of fixed dates and rigid schedules.

(502) By disregarding rituals, we can let go of rigid beliefs and embrace a more fluid spirituality.

(503) If the hierarchy is too rigid, it may prevent innovation and experimentation within the group.

(504) The company's rigid policies have fossilized their ability to adapt to changing market trends.

(505) The essay was structured formulaically, following a rigid introduction-body-conclusion format.

(506) Being rigid with your participation in class can help you stay engaged and retain information.

(507) The procrustean bed of a rigid curriculum can hinder students' curiosity and love for learning.

(508) The puritanical community ostracized anyone who did not conform to their rigid moral standards.

(509) If you're exercising, incorporating stretches into your routine can help prevent rigid muscles.

(510) The prescriptivist approach to language is often criticized for being too rigid and inflexible.

(511) The organization's rigid structure made it difficult for them to stay unadaptable to new ideas.

(512) The ancien regime was characterized by a rigid social hierarchy and limited political freedoms.

(513) Students who are used to a flexible schedule may chafe at the rigid class schedules in college.

(514) We can either approach the project with a rigid plan, or we can be flexible and adapt as we go.

(515) If you're in a highly regulated industry, adhering to rigid standards and guidelines is crucial.

(516) The notion of spirituality is often reified in religion, leading to rigid beliefs and practices.

(517) The employee's feigned flexibility in the workplace was quickly exposed by their rigid behavior.

(518) The Pentagon's rigid hierarchy can hinder creativity, so we need to think outside its structure.

(519) Being rigid with your organization skills can help you stay on top of assignments and deadlines.

(520) Don't be afraid to slacken up on your rigid plans and embrace spontaneity every once in a while.

(521) The bureaucracy's rigid hierarchy and bureaucratic culture can stifle creativity and innovation.

(522) The procrustean bed of a rigid exercise routine may not suit everyone's individual fitness goals.

(523) The employer was amenable in contrast to the rigid boss the employee had worked under previously.

(524) It's crucial to be wary between being too rigid in your thinking and not being open to new ideas.

(525) The impressionist movement was a reaction against the rigid academic traditions of the art world.

(526) The town's strict religious community lived puritanically, adhering to a rigid set of moral codes.

(527) The teacher's pharisaically rigid grading system left little room for creativity or individuality.

(528) The coach intenerated the team's rigid training schedule to allow for more rest and recovery time.

(529) Being rigid with your time spent on social media can help you avoid distractions and stay focused.

(530) The forefoot is more flexible than the hindfoot, and the hindfoot is more rigid than the forefoot.

(531) It's important to have a moderate level of self-discipline, without becoming too rigid or too lax.

(532) The feudal system was a system of social organization that was marked by a rigid social hierarchy.

(533) The rigid organizational structure of this company is causing it to be out of sync with innovation.

(534) The organization decided to unbundle from its rigid policies and embrace a more inclusive approach.

(535) If the hierarchy is rigid and inflexible, it may stifle creativity and innovation within the group.

(536) If we don't cultivate a spirit of curiosity and openness, we risk becoming closed-minded and rigid.

(537) The rigid curriculum of the school caused the students to lag behind in flexibility and creativity.

(538) The coach believed that unfreezing the team's rigid playing style would lead to better performance.

(539) Don't be too rigid in your career plans, learn to bend with the wind and explore different options.

(540) Students who are used to being creative may chafe over the rigid structure of some college courses.

(541) The feudal system was characterized by a rigid social hierarchy that was difficult to break out of.

(542) The caste system in India is a rigid hierarchy that determines a person's social status from birth.

(543) Free verse can be seen as a rejection of the rigid structures and conventions of traditional poetry.

(544) The word casta can also be used metaphorically to describe rigid social divisions in other contexts.

(545) The rigid schedule and routine infuriated the patients in compliance with the hospital's procedures.

(546) The smooth, flowing movements of the dancer contrasted with the rigid, stiff movements of the robot.

(547) If you're in a group project, being too rigid in your ideas can prevent collaboration and compromise.

(548) The athlete hoovered away from the rigid training schedule to listen to his body and prioritize rest.

(549) The ruleless culture of the tribe was a stark contrast to the rigid society the explorer was used to.

(550) The tile installer opted for a flexible caulk in opposition to the rigid one to accommodate movement.

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