hidebound

But I should be sorry for you to think me hidebound in my prejudices.

Good, bad or indifferent Acrimonious A; Anodyne A; Cacophony C; Curmudgeon A; Hidebound B; Insouciant A; Magnanimous B; Nefarious C; Prurient C; Recalcitrant C; Verbiage B.

In a research note to investors, Davis says that, unlike most software companies that trot out too large total addressable markets, he has "absolutely no hesitation" to suggest that ServiceNow's TAM is "legitimately several tens of billions of dollars." Davis says he expects ServiceNow to execute well in this big market populated with hidebound legacy competition, and well enough that he thinks ServiceNow is the firm most likely to be the next enterprise software firm to reach a 100ドルB market cap.

In this situation, tribal jirgas, that perpetrate hidebound, patriarchal social attitudes, also acquire 'legitimacy' in the court of popular opinion because they offer cheap, speedy 'justice'.

It felt hidebound as a dead language, pith dried on a sapless tree.

Despite its powerfully nostalgic charm there is a sharp edge to the bitter-sweet portrait of a hidebound community full of prejudice and snobbery.

Despite its nostalgic charm, there's a sharp edge to this portrait of a community hidebound by prejudice and snobbery, and your heart will go out to the kind-hearted young heroine.

Ishrat Husain, to begin the process of reforming this most hidebound of institutions.

The path trekked by ArmaLite through our hidebound military procurement process is followed, and you'll be able to judge whether the AR-10 ever got a fair shake at all, or was the victim of pre-ordained criticism.

Fry, who has written extensively about the eleven states of the former Confederacy, argues that an inherent aggressiveness toward outside forces, such as "atheistic Communism," and a hidebound sense of honor, contributed to what many have come to think of as the nation's singular foreign-policy debacle.