Sentence examples for stickiness of from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the stickiness of Mr. Obama's standing cuts both ways.

One of the attendees at these conferences speaks to the stickiness of some donor relationships.

The texture and stickiness of this one makes it my favourite.

"In a way I wanted to paint the stickiness of this world.

The Ulster-Scots word glaur conveys a notion of the heaviness and stickiness of wet mud.

"You feel the stickiness of the blackberries in your hand and the mud on your shoe".

I'm not referring to mortgage loans here, but to the peculiar stickiness of credit card debt.

The Japanese take great pride in the quality, taste and stickiness of their rice.

The "stickiness" of inequality by place is also notable at the high end.

There's a certain amount of candied stickiness — of hagiography — in the early chapters of "Oblivion".

But in that case, how can we explain the observed stickiness of wages and prices?