Sentence examples for been so stiff from inspiring English sources

"It's always been so stiff and starchy".

But the resistance from the militia groups to the rear of the advancing allies has been so stiff that commanders have concluded that this Iraqi threat has to be addressed first.

So though we don't expect every teacher to go as far as Ms. Meyer did, we hope you'll check in every day for the next two weeks and, if someone from your class is a winner, you'll celebrate appropriately — because, we promise, the competition has never been so stiff, nor the judging so difficult.

"He's been so stiff and inflexible with his shot, so in order to create trust, he has to retrain all the muscles to memorize what you're trying to do," Person said.

"He called the next morning: 'I'm so stiff.

One was Kit Hickey, a former investment banker who had been frustrated that her Brooks Brothers suits were so stiff compared with her rock-climbing togs.

If you want to make a pair of sailor pants that are so stiff as to suggest an obsessive interest in ironing, then bonded military wool is your fabric.

However this makes the assumption that any internal deformations are so stiff as to have insignificant amplitude as compared to the lattice modes.

"I am so stiff from writing this stupid brief," said our hostess.

Some days my fingers are so stiff it hurts to grip a doorknob or a steering wheel.

My hands are so stiff".