Meanings of intellectual rigour in English

Since joining Rolls-Royce, he has demonstrated determination, discipline and intellectual rigour.

It is delivered with the intellectual rigour and balance one would expect of its principal authors.

This requires thought, detailed analysis and intellectual rigour.

Stark and pared-down, it seemed to signify intellectual rigour, while its neutrality symbolised the idea of theatre as universally appealing.

Many coaches are plagiarising the ideas of other coaches as their match tactics lack the intellectual rigour to create original play.

Still, one man's dogmatism is another man's intellectual rigour, and Eagleton is not only conscious of his monochrome outlook but proud of it.

One friend who worked with Boulez in America reckoned that, for all his intellectual rigour, he was essentially a doer rather than a thinker.

They all like the intellectual rigour of engineering formulas that, like music and mathematics, create a framework that makes it impossible "to bluff".