Sentence examples for being too stiff from inspiring English sources

The Redford portrayal has been criticized as being too stiff, but Gatsby is meant to be opaque, at least initially.

Ross E. Milloy (NYT) AL GORE, THE CARTOON -- Vice President Al Gore's aides may have finally found a way to overcome complaints about his being too stiff: animation.

Some women have used men's clubs as starter clubs and have complained of their being too stiff, too long or too heavy.

With the undrafted second-year pro Gartrell Johnson being too stiff for the pros, Atlanta's only viable backup running back is the fifth-round rookie Jacquizz Rodgers, a shifty 5-foot-6 Danny Woodhead type who will be asked to fill the role that the electrifying but oft-injured Jerious Norwood ultimately could not fill.

And Carrie Ann was right about her head and neck being too stiff.

However, if you watch the video back and find you are checking out for not enough movement, being too stiff, with arms too rigid and awkward head movements, also check that you're not in the early stages of having a stroke.

Their pride is too stiff for that.

(It's too stiff for volleyball).

The window was too stiff to open any higher.

We know if our bed is too stiff.

Perhaps the competition is too stiff at the moment.