Sentence examples for be too stiff from inspiring English sources

But it can't be too stiff because it has to fit on a tractor trailer.

A rain jacket, also known as a hard shell, can be too stiff.

"You want the plant to make a nice strong, secure connection, but you also don't want it to be too stiff or to snap," explains Gerbode.

The 6-4 Browner appears to be too stiff in his change-of-direction and too slow in his makeup speed to be an N.F.L. starter.

It is easy to strike the wrong note – to be too stiff, too casual, or to include a joke that doesn't play.

Its leaves, like those of bay leaves, may be too stiff to consume unless very young, but an infusion of it makes the most gorgeous pitcher of cold tea, with the sunlight shining through it.

Their pride is too stiff for that.

(It's too stiff for volleyball).

The window was too stiff to open any higher.

What If I thought I was too stiff?

Perhaps his upper lip is too stiff for my taste.