very rigid

Examples (20)

• The company's policies are very rigid, leaving no room for negotiation.
• The material is very rigid and difficult to bend.
• After the accident, his leg muscles became very rigid and painful.
• The company has very rigid rules about punctuality.
• Her stance on the issue was very rigid, and she wouldn't consider alternatives.
• Her body felt very rigid as she waited for the news.
• The old-fashioned dress had a collar that felt very rigid against her neck.
• He maintains a very rigid schedule every single day.
• They found the country's social hierarchy to be very rigid, making upward mobility difficult.
• The plastic used for the casing is very rigid.
• Despite his age, the gymnast's body remained surprisingly very rigid during the static hold.
• Some teachers are very rigid in their approach to education.
• The new manager implemented a very rigid schedule, much to the staff's dismay.
• The structural beams must be very rigid to support the weight.
• The legal framework was designed to be very rigid to prevent any loopholes.
• The social hierarchy in that era was very rigid.
• He stood very rigid at attention, not daring to move a muscle.
• The patient's muscles became very rigid after the injury.
• Some traditional beliefs can be very rigid, resisting change for centuries.
• It is hard to work under such very rigid conditions.