Sentence examples for stiff approach from inspiring English sources

Obama, who hadn't shown any particular gift for oratory in the race, now learned to shed his stiff approach to campaigning — described by Preckwinkle as that of an "arrogant academic".

This scheme is coupled with a second order in time operator-split stiff approach for the species and energy equations.

We propose a fast and non-stiff approach for the solutions of the Immersed Boundary Method, for Newtonian, incompressible flows in two or three dimensions.

"It's not a stiff, classical approach, but a loose, kind of improvisatory approach".

No other painter had such a dramatic impact on British portraiture, helping turn it away from the stiff formal approach of Tudor and Jacobean painting.

When Hall came to the fore in the mid-50s with Chico Hamilton's quintet, he had a stiff, academic approach.

The equations of motion are spatially discretized using second-order centered differences and are advanced in time using a new stiff predictor corrector approach.

In an age increasingly dominated by television, Thomas believed that newspapers had to break with rigid formulas of the past —"the stiff-necked approach to news," he once called it.

Many of Loewe's melodies, especially those for "Camelot," demand a stiff semi-operatic approach that is more Old World than New.

"Some Propositions Concerning the Lounge Lizards" is a stiff way to approach such a limber, erudite group of musical deviants — yet Moody writes with impressive warmth about the chief Lizard, John Lurie, and the band's bittersweet, luckless career has seldom been more fondly captured.

Sometimes it was because they feared a cancer diagnosis or they adopted a stiff upper lip approach to their health problems.