Sentence examples for being stiff from inspiring English sources
Tables are gussied up with white cloths, and service is formal without being stiff.
Although it tries desperately to avoid being stiff and regal, it succeeds only now and again.
He has a reputation, fairly or not (Mr. Kerry says not), for being stiff and aloof.
You don't have to worry about the gym being cold and your joints being stiff when you wake up".
Ceramics have the virtue of being stiff, strong and stable at high temperature, but they are notoriously brittle.
His coloring is Iberian, and an excellent tailor and beautiful manners that are reserved without being stiff contribute to his patrician air.
Mr. Nelson said the voters of Florida were being "stiff-armed" by the national Democratic Party.
The story of the Golden Calf speaks of the people of Israel being stiff-necked and stubborn.
I urge all people of faith to consider whether we are being stiff-necked in stubbornly insisting that cannabis is an "evil weed" when it may, in fact, be something quite blessed and beneficial.
The competition was stiff.
