Sentence examples for it was stuffy from inspiring English sources

And I realised it was stuffy service.

(Twenty years ago it was stuffy beyond belief).

In the car, it was stuffy and slightly disgustingly cozy, the wipers going, the windows steaming up.

"Everything about fine dining, as I understood it, was stuffy, it was rigid, and it was not fun at all," Guidara told me.

To others, it was stuffy, dull and snobbish, indifferent to the public and to the new art flourishing outside its doors.

Annick, its lone occupant, turned to me sleepily -- how she managed to sleep I didn't know -- and asked, "Do you think it's the cyclone?" It was stuffy inside, and there were enormous cockroaches, but the solid structure and the company made me feel more secure.

Last year, the British critic Philip Clark had a provocative response to the perennial question of how to save classical music from its so-called image problem the perception that it is stuffy, élitist, and irrelevant.

That it's stuffy and strict?

It is stuffy, the windows closed, and the air tangy with sweat.

It is stuffy in the small packed room at the Paris climate summit where former Indonesian president Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono is delivering a speech about the green economy.

It's stuffy, it's boring and it doesn't stand for what it's actually about: a deep emotional experience that will stick in your memory much longer than any movie or any party.