Meanings of rigid disciplinarian in English

The Lieutenant-Governor at that time was General Peter Hunter a rigid disciplinarian.

Almira Day was no rigid disciplinarian when it came to housekeeping.

Havelock was very strict in his religious principles, and a rigid disciplinarian in the army.

General Michel, although a rigid disciplinarian and a masterful organizer, is extremely affable and agreeable.

He was a rigid disciplinarian toward all beneath him, a supple diplomatist to all above.

Himself a rigid disciplinarian, he wished not to interfere, though the cruelty of Jaspar pained his heart.

The Captain was a rigid disciplinarian, and his company had more work to do than most new companies.

Though a rigid disciplinarian, he had a keen sense of justice, was a good reader of character, and the boys respected him.

But he is a rigid disciplinarian, and makes it a rule never to overlook the first symptom of insubordination in any of the servants.

The reader has seen enough, however, to understand that, in religious matters-atleast in the forms and externals of religion-hewas a rigid disciplinarian.

He was a rigid disciplinarian and a great stickler for etiquette, and on one occasion he sat for sixteen hours without leaving the bench.

He was a rigid disciplinarian, and his own regiment was a model of accuracy in drill and neatness in the performance of all camp duties.

This time, Sir Edward Belcher is commander, who, though a rigid disciplinarian, and something beyond, is well known as a most energetic and persevering officer.

1795, d. 1873) was a thorough soldier, with the repute of being a rigid disciplinarian.