Sentence examples for slight stiffness from inspiring English sources

Compared with Billy Jenkins it is less jazzy, with the slight stiffness that can dog both progressive rock and improvisation.

Shame is rarely an active emotion, and that may account, in part, for the movie's slight stiffness and hesitancy.

He has a huskiness of voice and a slight stiffness as he gets in and out of a car.

If the years had brought a slight stiffness to the shoulders, Wild's fingerwork remained unimpaired, and he seemed, when playing, to have the hands of a fifty-year-old.

Contemporary dandies worthy of Sargent or Whistler, these subjects are rendered in clear colors, with the unclouded empathy that is basic to good portraiture and a slight stiffness that to the paintings' great advantage stops them from being slickly illusionistic.

Shame is rarely an active emotion, and that may account, in part, for the movie's slight stiffness and hesitancy; the dangers of staging a rape scene with children may have been inhibiting as well.

The patient complained of slight neck stiffness on the second postoperative day.

In the present case, the patient complained of slight neck stiffness on the second postoperative day.

On the second day after the surgery, the epidural catheter was removed and the patient complained of slight neck stiffness.

The patient complained of slight neck stiffness on the second postoperative day; however, her postoperative course seemed to be good and she could walk around the gynecological ward.

We adopt a simplified molecular model for polymethylene-like chains; the chain is made of CH2-like beads connected by harmonic springs, and the lowest energy conformation is a linear stretched sequence of the beads with slight bending stiffness being imposed.