Nazrul's rebellious expression extended to rigid orthodoxy in the name of religion and politics.

Most were labeled "conservative" and assumed to be diehard proponents of a rigid Marxist orthodoxy.

Doubt can become a rigid orthodoxy in its own right.

Neo-Confucianism turned into sometimes rigid orthodoxy over the following centuries.

This might mean that membership would be voluntary and subject to multinational cooperation instead of rigid military orthodoxy.

"When Stone questioned the rigid orthodoxies of modernism, he was branded an apostate."

The biomechanics of pedalling a bike hasn't settled on any rigid orthodoxy.

Bohr and his friends hammered out an approach to the understanding of quantum theory which hardened into a rigid orthodoxy prescribed for the faithful.

Still, much of the tarnish that clings to psychoanalysis derives from an earlier time, when rigid neo-Freudian orthodoxy was the rule.

Too often, our national debates are defined by the rigid or outdated orthodoxies of both the left and right.