How To Use Rigour In A Sentence
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Egyptians made the children of Israel serve with rigour, and they made their lives bitter with hard bondage, in mortar and in brick, and in all manner of service in the field; all their service wherein they made them serve, was with rigour_.
History of the Negro Race in America From 1619 to 1880. Vol 1 Negroes as Slaves, as Soldiers, and as Citizens
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Our intellectual culture demands that every idea or phenomenon be subjected to the unrelenting rigour of rationalism, or excesses of scientism.
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I think that it is because a man, to be attractive, must be free to give his whole time to it, and the Canadian male is so hounded by taxes and the rigours of our climate, that he is lucky to be alive, without being irresistible as well.
2009 June 30 | NIGEL BEALE NOTA BENE BOOKS
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Lying in the plastic chair, he wondered about the rigours of human existence, and about the people he had been.
SOMEWHERE EAST OF LIFE
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Her arguments lacked intellectual rigour.
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The plants were unable to withstand the rigours of a harsh winter.
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And no other country has explored the painful parts of its history with such rigour and intensity.
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He added that until now the inspection system for adoption has lacked rigour.
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For here is the genius of the Welsh fabulists in 21 compact episodes; where intense silliness, moral rigour, cavalier experiments and unforgettable tunes meet and make magic.
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In Crown & Country he provides the reader with enough intellectual rigour to impart context, before livening the page with pithy tales of treachery or cruelty, of double-dealing or disaster.
Crown & Country by David Starkey - review
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His intellectual rigour and sharp focus on finances have also kept Quinn out of financial trouble.
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Several pages of this book recall the salutary rigour of the Dragonades; and that odious passage, in which a man distinguished for his talents and his private virtues, the Count de Maistre (Soirees de St. Petersbourg tome 2 page 121) justifies the Inquisition of Portugal “which he observes has only caused some drops of guilty blood to flow.”
Travels to the Equinoctial Regions of America
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The defenders are very strong and you must be able to withstand the rigour.
The Sun
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The discipline and the rigour was not there.
Times, Sunday Times
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The new current affairs series promises to address challenging issues with freshness and rigour.
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Classical art has its own temptations and sins; as Maritain hints, it may obscure the originating sense of congruence or confluence, the 'pulsion' which stimulates formal composition, by over-insistence on an abstract rigour of structure.
Clark Lectures, Trinity College, Cambridge Grace, Necessity and Imagination: Catholic Philosophy and the Twentieth Century Artist Lecture 4: God and the Artist
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The thick coat of the mountain goat protects it against the rigours of winter.
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We need budget rigour but also incentives for investment.
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We are promised a new rigour in air freight security.
Times, Sunday Times
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‘We are not unmindful of the dangers to human health and to life itself, and we will bring the full rigours of the law against anyone who is apprehended,’ the spokesman added.
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It is clear that a thirst for knowledge and rigour is alive and well in many schools.
Times, Sunday Times
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Perhaps five or six countries were in a fit state to cope with the rigours of the euro; 11 – including Greece, Portugal, Italy, Ireland and Spain – were founder members.
Greece must exit the eurozone
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We've seen ordinary men testing their endurance under the rigours of SAS training.
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His book deals with memes and other cognate subjects less frivolously and with much more academic rigour than I can muster.
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To those who know him, he isn't a novelty act or a weakling who couldn't hack the rigours of the infantry.
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The interviewer feels no obligation to show journalistic rigour and the interviewee feels no obligation given to them by fame or celebrity.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is very evident that the rigour with which merger control is enforced depends in part on the agenda of the Minister.
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Government money is dead money, ring-fenced and controlled so that every penny can meet the rigours of post - audit.
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Adultery, if detected, would be punished by lapidation according to the rigour of the Koranic law33; and simple immorality by religious stripes, or, if of repeated occurrence, by expulsion from the city.
Personal Narrative of a Pilgrimage to Al-Madinah and Meccah
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What marks all of it, without exception, is intelligence and rigour, thoroughness and care, and an abiding dedication to the importance of the role architecture plays in an ever more complicated world.
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The hair greys at the temples and his physique, slimmed by the rigours of his expedition, is wiry and athletic.
Times, Sunday Times
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In other words, modular structures do not pose any major threat to subject competence or academic rigour if developed carefully.
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A proprement parler, la philosophie théologique, même dans notre première enfance, individuelle ou sociale, n'a jamais pu être rigoureusement universelle, c'est-à-dire que, pour les ordres quelconques de phénomènes, _les faits les plus simples et les plus communs ont toujours été regardés comme essentiellement assujettis
Lay Sermons, Addresses and Reviews
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He found the rigours of the tour too demanding.
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Like all good servants, it excels by performing its job with rigour and discipline.
The Times Literary Supplement
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After only three years her natural frailty and the rigours of her ascetic devotions killed her.
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The great three-bay Crucifixion in S. Giacomo, filled with incident and genre detail but controlled by a compositional rigour looking both to Giotto and to Roman relief sculpture, is representative.
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Writing in French purified his style, and his translations into English of his work retain a penitential rigour and asperity.
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Only this source has enabled the computerisation of about 4,500 processes and who has gone before in the study of Relaciones knows what amount of work and what rigour assume this exercise, which is necessary to know the palaeography and the Spanish language of the XVI and XVII century....
Archive 2008-05-01
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However, mathematicians began to demand more rigour with the growing interest in analytic investigation.
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Alas! that love is certainly very lukewarm which can be extinguished by so trifling an offence; that scornful rigour, which is displayed so readily, sufficiently shows to me the depth of her affection.
The Love-Tiff
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She smiles again as she braces her tiny body for the rigours of a new day.
Times, Sunday Times
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To be sure, the house reflects the late-romantic episode in architecture known as Art Deco, not the glass and steel rigour of the International Style - but certifiably modern it is.
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True, we cannot say anything useful about the claim that liberation puts an end to the rigours of death and rebirth.
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They are taught to cope with the rigours of life in a structured environment.
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It is calculated that more than 2,000 books have been published on him, but a great deal of it is hagiolatry, lacking critical rigour and dispassionate appraisal.
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Although this book has a certain gossipy charm, it lacks intellectual depth or rigour.
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A committee has no discipline and no understanding of technique and is often composed of persons without the necessary intellectual rigour.
Times, Sunday Times
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This definition exemplifies the turn towards a more diachronic and sociological focus in textual scholarship, and offers a conceptual rubric marked by bibliographic and theoretical rigour.
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Then too, even as regards the story, Shakespeare varies from Whetstone much more materially than the latter does from Cinthio: representing the illicit meeting of Claudio and Juliet as taking place under the shield of a solemn betrothment; which very much lessens their fault, as marriage bonds were already upon them; and proportionably heightens Angelo's wickedness, as it brings on him the guilt of making the law responsible for his own arbitrary rigour.
Shakespeare His Life Art And Characters
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The thick coat of the mountain goat protects it against the rigours of winter.
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His protest, though exuberated, against leniency in dealing with atrocities, emphatically requisite in an age apt to ignore the rigour of justice, has been so far salutary, and may be more so.]
Thomas Carlyle
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The dialectic narrative took the form of a collage, crafted with an uncommon conceptual and cinematographic rigour.
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Their analysis lacks rigour.
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Archaeologists are often fearful of drifting too far from the ‘scientific’ rigour of postholes and potsherds into a reliance on what some see as ‘biased’ documents.
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Critics have raised concerns over the rigour of roadside tests, with fears that they could be influenced by the weather or light conditions.
Times, Sunday Times
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If you take soft fruit such as strawberries and cherries, protect them from the rigours of the road and from too much warmth.
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To give him the greater weight, he was created a landgrave of the colony, to which dignity forty-eight thousand acres of land were unalienably annexed: but to his mortification he soon found, that the proprietary government had acquired but little firmness and stability, and, by his imprudence and rigour, fell into still greater disrespect and contempt.
An Historical Account of the Rise and Progress of the Colonies of South Carolina and Georgia, Volume 1
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We live in an age of overnight TV era are not, for the most part, attuned to the notion of rigour, to the notion of the thing pursued for its own sake rather than for the celebrity payoff.
The Guardian World News
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The joint effort with a journalist means that the book is very readable without losing rigour.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is too early to call on the slim evidence so far but there was something about Novak Djokovic's imperious dismissal of his French bunny, Jérémy Chardy, that suggests he has built up serious reserves of energy for the seven-match campaign by sidestepping Queen's after the rigours of Paris.
Novak Djokovic begins Wimbledon campaign with win over Jérémy Chardy
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Oxbridge undoubtedly has much to teach other universities in terms of personal tuition and rigour.
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Otherwise the dazzling visuals increasingly seem designed to camouflage a lack of thematic rigour.
Times, Sunday Times
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Basic errors such as wrong names and treatments litter the ombudsman's reports and investigators lack rigour, the association said.
Times, Sunday Times
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Indeed his initial diagnosis of the cause of England's travails, the players 'exhaustion, though valid, appears to have been sugar-coated for precisely that audience, but his later pronouncements on technical flaws and insufficient mental rigour may fall on stonier ground in the dressing room.
Cornered Fabio Capello knows precisely how to square the circle
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Now her former Rigours were all vanifh'd to his Memory, and he confix der'd her only as his Benefadtor, and Original of his Felicity.
Cynthia: With the Tragical Account of the Unfortunate Loves of Almerin and Desdemona. Being a ...
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If only all priests and mullahs and rabbis exercised the same responsibility and rigour in their pronouncements.
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Where are the jazz musicians prepared to embrace this ‘double consciousness’ of jazz, to revel in its indeterminacy, yet commit to its particular rigour?
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Could his body withstand the physical rigours?
Times, Sunday Times
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Anyone suspected of any crime, or indeed anyone against whom there is evidence of any crime, may have applied to them the full rigour of measures that we could not justify for inclusion in normal criminal legislation.
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But he will run his team with discipline and rigour.
Times, Sunday Times
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For all the book's rigour it is its poetry - the play of charged imagery, the sense of something impalpable that outlasts analysis - that one most remembers.
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Critics who panned this movie for being too clever for its own good or too remote in its postmodern sophistry haven't quite figured out that intellectual rigour doesn't automatically negate emotional resonance.
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The young Chinese choreographer's dances possess an almost monastic rigour.
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It raises the question of whether the full rigour of the penalty points system will be brought to bear upon speeding civilian ministerial drivers.
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He didn't fit in socially, even though on a Friday he'd go along when the rest of us hit a local bar to unwind from the rigours of the week.
BETTER THAN THIS
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Clontarf meeting was selected for the _coup d'essai_ of Government; in its new character for "handselling" the new system of rigour, this Clontarf assembly having fallen out just about six weeks from the Royal speech.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 54, No. 337, November, 1843
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The four unranked books which made the shortlist shared a seriousness and scholarly rigour, but were otherwise quite dissimilar.
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Their criteria of personal responsibility enjoy the fluidity necessary to achieve social policies rather than the rigour demanded by respect for individual autonomy.
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The thick coat of the mountain goat protects it against the rigours of winter.
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Early Irish monasticism is usually associated with its rigour and has been known to be compared to the tradition of the Egyptian Desert Fathers.
Early and Mediaeval Irish Ecclesiastical Art
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Initially attired in heavyweight fabrics, and sackcloth aprons - the sort of robust clothing necessary to withstand the rigour of their work - the girls were often criticised for their lack of femininity.
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Regulatory rigour and white-hot technological progress are not natural bedfellows.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is clear that a thirst for knowledge and rigour is alive and well in many schools.
Times, Sunday Times
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The same qualities of precision and rigour he showed in research were brought to his teaching but this did not mean that his lectures were complicated.
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Otherwise the dazzling visuals increasingly seem designed to camouflage a lack of thematic rigour.
Times, Sunday Times
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For 5 SOLDIERS – The Body Is The Frontline, Kay undertook intensive research into the physical rigours of war, joining the 4th Battalion The Rifles on exercises and the Joint Force Medical Group in Helmand province.
This week's new dance
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To help achieve all this, the teachers were given training to enable them to apply academic and intellectual rigour to the teaching of the moving image, and to adapt old and invent new teaching methods.
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Fast bowlers will recognise a battered body that refuses to carry them through the rigours of the day.
Times, Sunday Times
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This lacks integrity, depth and rigour, is unfair to theologians who would not be swayed by lacklustre science (as a one-way ticket) and is disingenuous to religious persons who would (unknowingly) hear only a one-sided view of ˜science 'in Christian student groups.
The Memory Hole
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But the full rigour of the regulations will be applied with claw-backs and disallowances being enforced.
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Significant alterations and a general injection of critical rigour.
Times, Sunday Times
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Further reflexion and experiment showed me my subject strangled in that extreme of rigour.
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The joint effort with a journalist means that the book is very readable without losing rigour.
Times, Sunday Times
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Regulatory rigour and white-hot technological progress are not natural bedfellows.
Times, Sunday Times
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The fair complexions of the people prove that this account of the brumal rigours is not exaggerated.
Personal Narrative of a Pilgrimage to Al-Madinah and Meccah
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As Mabillon had created the science of diplomatics, so Montfaucon was the father of Greek palaeography, the principles of which he established by the rigour of his method in grouping his personal observations.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 10: Mass Music-Newman
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And you can't even have the sense of rigour because rigour is an authoritarian dictum in itself, which rules out other ways of approaching movement, for example perceiving something with gentleness.
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They were punished with unusual rigour.
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Introducing the children of autocracy to the best traditions of critical, reflexive British education and inculcating anointed leaders with the rigours of public accountability and transparency is a wonderful and deeply subversive thing to do irrespective of the fee accepted.
Letters: LSE's lesson in accountability
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Anything that Mr Cameron has to say on global warming, therefore, represents a belief unsustained by scientific rigour.
Archive 2007-03-01
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Enforcement is an assessment of countries' rigour in carrying out their laws.
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Andy Burnham, Labour's shadow education secretary, said: Labour supports academic rigour, which is why we included English and maths in performance tables and promoted an increase in the takeup of separate sciences.
Struggling schools could be taken over by super-heads, says Michael Gove
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The survey was validated by social scientists and taken seriously because of its rigour.
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King has done a decent job of examining these issues without losing touch with scientific rigour.
Times, Sunday Times
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His book is also strikingly lacking in rigour.
Times, Sunday Times
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However the research establishment simply see unsubstantiated claims, and a lack of scientific rigour.
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It's the difference between ordering a cheeseburger from your favorite fast-food joint and sitting down for French food and having to translate what's in the escalope de veau perigourdine.
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Not every one can speak across media and different institutions as Martin and Morris can with intellectual rigour, accessibility and a sense of humour and relevance.
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Although I favour examination rigour, further restriction on available content will be an inevitable outcome.
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On peut cependant affirmer que lobservation rigoureuse des modes opratoires permet de garantir, dans une certaine mesure, la reproductibilit des caractristiques des prparations et par voie de consquence, celle des doses.
Chapter 7
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A combinatory method loses some of the prestigious closeness to scientific rigour which a feminist psychology with a conventional method retains.
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There is speculation that they could form a dream ticket, intellectual rigour with a populist touch.
Times, Sunday Times
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She referred to the honesty, integrity and intellectual rigour of Hodson and Archer's approach.
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Quality teaching and learning in the form of intellectual rigour was essential to the success of this project.
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Although no one questions the statistical rigour of the Michigan survey, or of its equivalents elsewhere in the world, experts counsel caution when jumping to economic conclusions.
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Seeing themselves as free individuals, the concepts of party discipline or rigour are bound to be anathema.
Times, Sunday Times
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A rare breed in comedy - intellectual rigour and the ability to crack hilarious jokes.
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An African woman's beautiful beaded corset in coral, blues, and white was worn while she stood all day with a pitcher of water on her head as a sign she was ready to endure the rigours of married life.
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She smiles again as she braces her tiny body for the rigours of a new day.
Times, Sunday Times
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The thick shaggy coat of the mountain goat prepares it for the rigours of the Rocky Mountains' winter.
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Part of our difficulty is a lack of rigour in Earth science.
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You may well find that a life-affirming experience like seeing writing of this calibre produced to this standard will compensate for a lack of rigour at its core.
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He appears convincing by aggregating voluminous references without subjecting himself to the rigours of the scientific process.
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It does not help that the scholarly apparatus betrays an equally infirm commitment to rigour.
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Those looking to escape the rigours of life during their lunch hour.
Times, Sunday Times
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As important as the increase in rigour being promised is the simplification of process involved.
Times, Sunday Times
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His music unites lyrical Romanticism with the rigours of Baroque and Classical forms.
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There is a need for academic rigour in approaching this problem.
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The joint effort with a journalist means that the book is very readable without losing rigour.
Times, Sunday Times
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The size of the new class would depend partly on the extent to which low birthweight babies are included and the rigour with which the requirement for the injury to be birth related is applied.
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They are unable or unwilling to withstand the rigours of mucking out and riding for hours each day.
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But the system and rigour is the product of the peculiar institutional and ideological form that science takes.
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Just as the audience begins to appreciate the beautiful rigour of this little coup, she does alight - and not only that, balances on pointe.
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Enthusiasm and dedication can easily turn to self-delusion and, once scientific rigour is relaxed, error and confusion are almost inevitable.
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What they need is someone with a bit of attitude to match his well-reasoned intellectual rigour.
Times, Sunday Times
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It does not take much to set off one of their arguments, conducted with fierce academic rigour.
Times, Sunday Times
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The dialectic narrative took the form of a collage, crafted with an uncommon conceptual and cinematographic rigour.
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A tract of country, which had been parcelled out among twenty-eight lords, now became subject to one; and all the intricacies of feodal dependence, all the rigours of feodal exaction, wardships, reliefs, escheats, &c., were introduced at once.
Traditions of Lancashire, Volume 1 (of 2)
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We hope that his body is strong enough to withstand the rigours of all the cricket coming up this summer.
Times, Sunday Times
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Wikipedia generation is lazy and unprepared for university's rigours, survey of faculty says
Lazy and unprepared for university- the Star
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You may well find that a life-affirming experience like seeing writing of this calibre produced to this standard will compensate for a lack of rigour at its core.
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Accordingly in 1681 Protestants began to be selectively subjected to the rigours of billeting - the notorious dragonnades.
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Her brother wintered at Welland; but whether because his experience of tropic climes had unfitted him for the brumal rigours of Britain, or for some other reason, he seldom showed himself out of doors, and Swithin caught but passing glimpses of him.
Two on a Tower
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From Wikipedia: Intellectual rigour is an important part, though not the whole, of intellectual honesty — which means keeping one’s convictions in proportion to one’s valid evidence. [
Think Progress » Republicans use failed terrorist attack as excuse to further delay Dawn Johnsen’s confirmation.
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Measures to reduce border costs, harmonize technical standards, and liberalize public procurement expose firms to the rigours of competition.
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It is very evident that the rigour with which merger control is enforced depends in part on the agenda of the Minister.
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You need to possess a tremendous mental strength to withstand the rigours of rowing.
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Some practices may balk at this degree of rigour, especially given the relative scarcity of trained counsellors.
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I don’t know why intellectual rigour is something to sneer at and yet reality TV is not … it makes no sense to me.
Modern Fame « Tales from the Reading Room
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Well, at least he makes a pass at scientific rigour.
Times, Sunday Times
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The crime will be treated with the full rigour of the law.
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Several pages of this book recall the salutary rigour of the Dragonades; and that odious passage, in which a man distinguished for his talents and his private virtues, the Count de Maistre (Soirees de St. Petersbourg tome 2 page 121) justifies the Inquisition of
Personal Narrative of Travels to the Equinoctial Regions of America, During the Year 1799-1804 — Volume 3
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The rigours of our war-time noviciate posed no problems for him and he made his religious profession in 1942.
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Renters were squeezed by high rents in the decades before the Revolution, and many peasants found themselves facing lords who collected seigneurial dues with more rigour than ever.
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And with them the rigour of life went too.
Times, Sunday Times
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His experiments with Cubism, however, had none of the quality of intellectual rigour associated with Picasso and Braque, for Zadkine's primary concern was with dramatically expressive forms.
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It's about two estranged college band members (one of whom is supposedly dead) dealing with the rigours of their torpid adult existence.
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He admits that the rigours of the job mean that his social life has'gone to hell '.
Times, Sunday Times
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The young Chinese choreographer's dances possess an almost monastic rigour.
Times, Sunday Times
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Such structures are necessary to protect national memory and to give a society confidence that the memory will be transmitted accurately and with intellectual rigour.
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The colour of her vestments is the one she had on when she assembled us at the commencement of Lent to sprinkle us with ashes; but when the dreaded day of Good Friday comes, purple would not sufficiently express the depth of her grief; she will clothe herself in black, as men do when mourning the death of a fellow-mortal; for Jesus, her Spouse, is to be put to death on that day: the sins of mankind and the rigours of the divine justice are then to weigh him down, and in all the realities of a last agony, He is to yield up His Soul to His Father.
Gueranger: The Mystery of Passiontide and Holy Week
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As well as the academic rigour of the business course, there is an unhelpful exam timetable.
Times, Sunday Times
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For Hewitt, nature becomes a refuge, a place to which he can retreat and escape from the rigours of life.
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It claimed that intellectual rigour had been weakened in the drive for wider participation.
Times, Sunday Times
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He had the great pleasure of taking forward a discipline which he did with an insight bred of disciplined rigour and scholarly industry.
Times, Sunday Times
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Many are deterred from trying to convert by the rigours of the rabbinical courts.
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When in Spain he had made a point of sharing the rigours of his soldiers.
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Because few people who make documentaries have a comparable rigour, imagination or dedication to those of the people who make fashion.
Times, Sunday Times
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He likes the open-endedness of this, after the straitjacketing rigours of mechanical engineering.
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Q. That isn't exactly scientific rigour.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Simpson's is one of those slick new-school chippies – half takeaway, half cafe – attempting to bring a modern foodist rigour to fish 'n' chips.
Top 10 best budget restaurants in Cheltenham and Gloucester
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In an age when royal patronage was a precarious and unreliable commodity, writing for the theatre provided a measure of financial security for anyone prepared to submit to its rigours.
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Behavioural research derives its authority from notions of scientific rigour and clinical detachment.
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The "wholly, exclusively and necessarily" criteria enforced with rigour by HMCE regarding the allowability of expenses should also be applied to MPs.
Should MPs' Expenses Be Totally Transparent?
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Her intellectual rigour is obvious, as is her warmth and rapport with people.
Times, Sunday Times
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A combinatory method loses some of the prestigious closeness to scientific rigour which a feminist psychology with a conventional method retains.
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He found the rigours of the tour too demanding.
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On the coffee break, if anybody mentions the accident, change the subject, rather than repeat what you have just read, often with wrong information (because journalistic rigour is only applied to journalists, the grapevine is exempt, right?).
Global Voices in English » Air Bus AF 447: Sorrow, lack of information and sensationalism
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We are promised a new rigour in air freight security.
Times, Sunday Times
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He found the rigours of the tour too demanding.
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Ministries of harmonization, solidarity and cooperation, Division, scientific rigour.
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But because of their philosophical training in the rigours of Pascal's method, the Bayesian bolt-on does not come easily to scientists.
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Otherwise the dazzling visuals increasingly seem designed to camouflage a lack of thematic rigour.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is not merely a diversion, but a diversion down a more complicated route, since it means adding an extra component and finding a way of doing so that is robust-enough to withstand the rigours of a downhole environment.
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The thick coat of the mountain goat protects it against the rigours of winter.
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It might well be that the only way of preventing British involvement in future escapades is for Parliament to act with more rigour.
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The plants were unable to withstand the rigours of a harsh winter.
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We need academic rigour and broad education.
Times, Sunday Times
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The auditor needs to determine that the hazard analysis is being conducted with the necessary rigour.
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Out of the rigours of this harsh clime emerged a religion of stark simplicity which enjoined good thoughts, good words and good deeds, and respect for the environment.
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Their criteria of personal responsibility enjoy the fluidity necessary to achieve social policies rather than the rigour demanded by respect for individual autonomy.
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The key to in-flight excellence, it seems, is choosing dishes that will survive the rigours of the cook-chill process - and after that, it's down to presentation.
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It's the difference between ordering a cheeseburger from your favorite fast-food joint and sitting down for French food and having to translate what's in the escalope de veau perigourdine.
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But today, in the late nineties, as we approach the next millennium and as we think globally, to be world-class institutions our colleges need world-recognised degrees where the academic rigour is at least equal to that of a baccalaureate degree.
The Business of Education: A Local and Global Enterprise
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The interviewer feels no obligation to show journalistic rigour and the interviewee feels no obligation given to them by fame or celebrity.
Times, Sunday Times
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So, applying the same rigour and logic with which you scrutinise IPCC reports, why would you not be at least as sceptical of an organisation (NIPCC) that neglects to name contributory authors, especially given that the IPCC does?
Deltoid
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The thick coat of the mountain goat protects it against the rigours of winter.
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The standards of rigour that he set, defining, for example, irrational numbers as limits of convergent series, strongly affected the future of mathematics.
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Otherwise the dazzling visuals increasingly seem designed to camouflage a lack of thematic rigour.
Times, Sunday Times
