become rigid

Examples (20)

• As people get older, their views can often become more rigid.
• The muscle will become rigid after the injury.
• The company's policies started to become increasingly rigid after the new management took over.
• As the plastic cools, it becomes rigid.
• It's important not to let your ideas become so rigid that you can't adapt.
• Her posture became rigid when she saw her rival.
• His refusal to consider new evidence made his position become completely rigid.
• The company's policies have become rigid over time.
• Without open dialogue, political ideologies can quickly become rigid and unyielding.
• Upon hearing the bad news, his face became rigid.
• She noticed that her father's opinions had become quite rigid over the years.
• The clay becomes rigid once it is fired in the kiln.
• To avoid conflict, sometimes you have to prevent your stance from becoming too rigid.
• The social hierarchy became rigid during the Victorian era.
• The organization's structure had become so rigid that innovation was stifled.
• If the temperature drops further, the material will become rigid.
• He warned that if they didn't adapt, their methods would become obsolete and rigid.
• The dog's body became rigid as it prepared to pounce.
• Despite the changing market, the board's strategy continued to become more rigid.
• After years of routine, his thinking became rigid and inflexible.