Sentence examples for bit too stiff from inspiring English sources

The Motorola S9-HD, is also meant for active use, with a one-size-fits-all, hard plastic design and earbuds that I found a bit too stiff to wear comfortably for longer periods.

"Some jockeys felt the fences were a little bit too stiff and that with one or two falls the mistakes the horses made would not have been expected to bring them down.

Laptop Magazine stated that the laptop's black keyboard performed well, but the trackpad's buttons were a bit too stiff.

The driver's six-way power seat is a bit too stiff, and the passenger's seat has manual controls power controls for the co-pilot are not available, even as an option.

Many American men tend to find this collar a bit too stiff; Englishmen themselves usually reserve it for the most formal of attire, while Continental types wear it with everything.

Maybe we're just a bit too stiff-upper-lip in the UK to be as expressive, but over here you really feel like you're sharing an experience.

The Ailey men, excepting Matthew Rushing and Antonio Douthit, are a bit too righteous, too stiff.

There are plenty of good inventions along the way – such as the anaesthetising of the animals in the ark, or the dried snakeskin that becomes an amulet, wound phylacteries-style round the forearm – but also a bit too much stiff-armed posturing of the kind beloved of the modern fantasy epic.

This collection, in any case, felt a bit too strategic, with stiff results like a hemp-colored cotton jacket (zipped to the neck again) with a peppermint skirt embroidered in a diamond pattern, or a cream lattice-stitch sweater worn with navy shantung trousers, the last five inches weirdly in white — I guess so everybody will look at your feet.

Did they seem a little stiff, a bit too polite?

Add remaining flour bit at a time; when mixture becomes too stiff to stir with a spoon, begin kneading, adding as little remaining flour as possible, just enough to keep dough from being sticky mess.