Sentence examples for quite stiff from inspiring English sources
I'm so bouncy but my hips are quite stiff.
The equations that describe multicompartmental models of neurons can be quite stiff.
In a large bowl, use an electric mixer to whip egg whites until quite stiff.
The mixture should be quite stiff – if it seems too wet, add more breadcrumbs.
A glassy polymer such as polystyrene is quite stiff, showing a high ratio of initial stress to initial elongation.
At first their body language was quite stiff and formal—"businesslike" would be the off-the-record description I think.
As it isn't widely available in this country, he recommends using equal parts strong bread flour and 00 for a similar result, and I agree – his loaf does have a pleasingly springy texture without being quite as stiff as those that use strong flour alone.
Although Graham was quite a stiff taskmaster when working on stage, he was never a director who laid down the law irrevocably.
Add the egg, water and sea salt and stir with a wooden spoon until the mixture forms quite a stiff dough.
On record, the Hyde Park version of "Jumpin' Jack Flash" recovers a bit of the song's original energy — it's not quite as stiff as it is on "Shine a Light" — but otherwise plays it safe.
The 51-year-old MP said afterwards: "It's quite a stiff penalty but I'm an MP and it's perhaps an attempt to persuade others not to do the same.
