How To Use Regimented In A Sentence
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An economy of voluntary exchanges is inherently inegalitarian (even if economies of a more regimented type may conceivably but somewhat improbably be less so.)
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I've always kind of been a jock, but the last year I really got into seriously eating six times a day, eating clean, being regimented with my exercising and my lifting and that kind of stuff.
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It all seems so regimented now, with the need to plan ahead.
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Given that you're in a prisoner of war camp, life is regimented, to say the least.
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Avoid the expense and regimented meal-times of traditional urban accommodation by self-catering, something most of us assume only happens in a log-cabin in Mull (and then if you have a school party with you).
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The practice among surgical staff members of scrubbing the hands before surgery has been highly regimented and ritualized.
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Tall and athletic, he was encouraged in sports but found the team culture too regimented.
Times, Sunday Times
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There is a very strictly regimented regime within the social hierarchy of those cows.
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Nothing looks regimented or overly neat.
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There is a very strictly regimented regime within the social hierarchy of those cows.
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The workshop will not be strictly regimented.
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Primary schoolchildren from Cultural Revolution days seemed regimented - yet were encouraged to criticize their teachers.
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"We stay to a pretty regimented price," he says.
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Montgomery Clift had been cast in the coveted role of Prewitt, the unregimented Regular Army soldier.
Sinatra The Man Behind the Myth
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Bridget, looking at Mickey's regimented beds, thought: I'll need to find someone to weed.
INSTANCES OF THE NUMBER 3
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Unfortunately, on this scale, the shapes are too simplistic, the edges too regimented.
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And in the '50s, when musicals had to be much more re-castable than they once were -- they were expected to run longer and go on more international tours -- it didn't suit a musical to highlight the personalities of individual dancers too much, which may be why somewhat regimented choreographer/directors, like Fosse and Gower Champion, started to emerge as major players: they created dance moves that could be re-created with any cast.
Further Fosse
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Ms Walsh also explained that the prisoners housed in the pre-release cottages are generally in a transitional period, adjusting from the very regimented daily routine of prison life in the main section.
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The result is a more emotionally accessible, less regimented film that should appeal to thriller lovers who don't usually cotton to his eccentricities.
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They must be regulated, regimented and controlled - for their own good.
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The camp is a level, dusty wilderness, the barren sameness of the plain broken only by row upon regimented row of bleached canvas tents.
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Can you imagine Pablo Picasso in a very regimented place, a very creative person?
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The stench of regimented, major chord blokedom, the cacophony of lad rock, shows no signs of abatement.
The Music Fix
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Away from the regimented world of lap times, she has got back that winning habit.
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The students were regimented into large groups for military training.
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For example, the General Fitness program is an intense, regimented boot camp program.
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Surely gardening is not about military precision and strictly regimented spaces?
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Priests and monks had to follow a strictly regimented set of activities every day.
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Suddenly my life was regimented and had discipline.
The Sun
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They have been forced to live regimented lives to minimise the risk of further abuse.
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Factory work was often demanding, hazardous, and regimented.
Sociology
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I was an artist, but I hated taking art class, it was too regimented and too regulated, I thought art should be more free and unrestrained, so I never took an art class.
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Cadet time is carefully regimented, but 200 of the 1,000 cadets remained one hour beyond the scheduled lecture to hear the old warrior's remarks.
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I had been set loose, free from the regimented lifestyle of a footballer.
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Most of the system is regimented, from repetitive drills on communication skills to tutorials on software development.
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The camp is a level, dusty wilderness, the barren sameness of the plain broken only by row upon regimented row of bleached canvas tents.
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The students were regimented into large groups for military training.
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It was a wilderness for me and my brothers, an unknown and unregimented place to grow up.
Kary B. Mullis - Nobel Lecture
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Modern children don't like being regimented.
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How for example can we convince the town that putting deckchairs in regimented straight lines is not what the modern tourist wants?
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Suddenly my life was regimented and had discipline.
The Sun
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It is a quiet life, and a regimented one.
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The day is strictly regimented, beginning at 4.30 am and ending around 9pm after the last choral prayer service.
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Who do you think is the most regimented, obsessive and detail-oriented group of "outdoorsy" people out there?
Holy Grails
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In the regimented environment of LeÅniewski's logical languages this always takes place in the following way: a combining expression, which we may call a functor, precedes a left parenthesis of some kind, which is then followed by a sequence of one or more argument expressions, followed by a right parenthesis symmetric to the other one, which terminates the complex.
StanisÅaw LeÅniewski
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He organized a strictly regimented social order, with engineers and designers at the top and workers at the bottom.
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Willows, elders and alders can be planted around the edges to soften the effect of the regimented poplars.
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Due to the influence of Progressive-Era professionalization and scientific management techniques, filmmaking had become not only regimented, hierarchical, and departmentalized, but also characterized by sex-segregated work roles; with only a few exceptions, the tasks of directing, producing, and editing were relegated to men.
Archive 2008-05-01
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Today, where society is far less regimented we expect less formality.
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Factory work was often demanding, hazardous, and regimented.
Sociology
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Clean architectural lines, gleaming glass, flower beds so neat and regimented that no weed would dare to seed itself.
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Willows, elders and alders can be planted around the edges to soften the effect of the regimented poplars.
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If this all sounds a bit regimented, no kidding.
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I chose flamenco thinking it was the embodiment of wild, anarchic abandonment built on unstructured improvisational outpourings and learned that el arte is as strictly regimented as haiku.
A Conversation with Sarah Bird, author of the novel The Flamenco Academy
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Our current regimented method of marching kids through a series of fixed time length classes strikes me as a hold-over from the factory era.
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Priests and monks had to follow a strictly regimented set of activities every day.
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Webster liked things to be regimented, everything to run smoothly.
LOST SUMMER
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On the other hand, procedures that are too regimented can hold back the development of a new venture.
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The public had previously called upon the artistic community within the establishment to throw off the shackles of regimented style favoured by the state.
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His regimented execution of marcato and sforzando articulation, sometimes even on weak syllables, sounds like choral dressage.
Times, Sunday Times
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Much of Harry Potter's iconoclasm disappears on film, due to Hollywood's regimented conformities of set, sound and stereotyped character.
How Harry Saved Reading
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The central question is whether these are the only two viable alternatives — regimented sleep deprivation satisfying corporate America or unregimented sleep deprivation governed by one's own neuroses?
Late Night with Richie
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The clinical trial process follows a very regimented format.
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Indeed those elections were neither fair nor honest; they were regimented and tightly controlled.
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The terraced garden is not just a series of regimented stepped rows running up the hill.
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It is a relief, he says, to confess to the private consultant that the refuge he once sought in art for his depression and regimented obsessive nature, he now finds in the bottle.
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Clean architectural lines, gleaming glass, flower beds so neat and regimented that no weed would dare to seed itself.
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By mid-century, the Marxist sociologist C. Wright Mills could write persuasively…of American office and store workers as a new proletariat, no less regimented, poorly paid, and declassed than manual workers of the previous century.
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Why then mystify the clear and limpid line by making of the rituals cloistered and fetid mysteries when they are open to the sky, unregimented, free, and democratic?
An Autobiography
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Burlington, who took over the design from Wren, has almost denuded the building of ornament and left a regimented series of solids and voids.
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The regimented orthogonality of the exterior extends to the perimeter offices, which are edged by a series of arcades lined with redoak veneer.
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He dealt with it in the way coaches deal with everything, in a very regimented way.
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In the Russian-ruled Transdniester sector of Moldova, authorities are cracking down on use of Latin script:Now, the Transdniester authorities are cracking down on the last remnant of unregimented social life there: the Latin script.
Languagehat.com: CYRILLIC IMPOSED IN TRANSDNIESTER.
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The England camp is also a very disciplined and regimented place.
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The first is that we are an altogether unregimented people, with a strong belief in the virtues of rugged individualism and in the right of the average man to go along about as he pleases, so long as he does not do actual injury to society.
The Armed Forces Officer Department of the Army Pamphlet 600-2
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It was a regimented crowd, wearing identical red jackets, hats and soccer scarves, banging wooden clappers.
Beyond the Horns, A Beautiful Game
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Organized sports are more common now, but play has become more regimented and restricted.
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Factories had foremen and life became correspondingly more regimented.
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The neat white crosses, stretching out as far as the eye could see in regimented lines.
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The 2,300 page Dodd-Frank financial reform law mandates a slew of new rules and regulatory bodies but does virtually nothing to reinstate old-fashioned borrower-by-borrower banking prudence that is essential in a dynamic, unregimented economy.
The Trouble With Robo-Lending
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Seething, she planned to make a midnight visit to his own regimented acres at dead of night later in the summer.
SANDS OF TIME
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All we urge in these matters is some sense of balance, some deference to the unregimented perversity of the human spirit.
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The terraced garden is not just a series of regimented stepped rows running up the hill.
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The school imposes a very regimented lifestyle on its students.
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ADLER: Camp Half-Blood is relaxed, unregimented and definitely low-tech.
A 'Percy Jackson' Summer Camp Thrives In Brooklyn
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Fife-and-drum units in colonial militias added a heavy, regimented “da-dum, da-dum” beat—free of irregular syncopation—and transformed the dance song into a march.
A Renegade History of the United States
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The plainer, earthier Rancho Rio Caliente, about an hour from Guadalajara, on the Huichols 'sacred healing grounds, isn't a full-service spa but its underground steam room scented by eucalyptus branches and the unregimented availability of massage and meditation classes, encourage relaxation and balance.
Live Better South of the Border & Spas and Hot Springs of Mexico
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Somewhat lawless, unregimented individuals and associations seem to be the norm.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Its industry was nationalized, its agriculture collectivized and its people regimented by the Communist Party.
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He dealt with it in the way coaches deal with everything, in a very regimented way.
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He said more time should be spent on music, the arts and reading to allow pupils to think in a less regimented way.
