Sentence examples for far too stiff from inspiring English sources

The shoes Rebecca: Shiny leather ballet flats are far too stiff for the loose proportions of this outfit – a jewelled sandal or colourful slipper would work much better.

Under the proposed rules, repeat offenders could face a misdemeanor — a punishment that some councilmen thought far too stiff for the crime.

Don't stand as if you were just normally standing up, or your body will be far too stiff to move well.

This was just the kind of role he relished — courteously stiff but pliably amused, far too urbane to be shocked, and perfectly at home with modes of life that other men might shy from as surreal.

Many Times reporters, especially younger ones, found the paper's reporting too stiff and bland, bearing the stamp of far too much officialese.

Too stiff, too professorial.

Too stiff a challenge?

"Little dresses, not too stiff.

Far, far, too cheap.

But Dean's too stiff, too inflexible.

Their pride is too stiff for that.