“Of course, to move forward in these negotiations it is of key importance not to rigidify positions on either side of the spectrum.”

“You could even argue that it was a substitute for religion, blossoming as faith inclined to rigidify and evaporate at the same time.”

“The existing paradigm serves to rigidify decision-making at a time when extraordinary flexibility and rapid change are essential.”

“Adding the operator thus rigidifies the description by projecting its descriptive content onto the level of character.”

“The more one charges in weight, the more the unit rigidifies oneself.”

“AirFrame technology rigidifies the electrostatic panel without obstructing playable surface area or interfering with ambience enriching dipole sound radiation.”

“The Sāsānian religious tradition of the 3rd 7th centuries, with its rigidified formal Zoroastrianism, is mainly of nonepigraphic attestation.”

“By looking at radio, telephone, television, and film, Wu shows how these industries rigidified and closed as corporations gained control.”

“Instead of being open stalls in the global marketplace, they begin to look more like opaque, rigidified castles.”