Sentence examples for stiff principles from inspiring English sources
The situation we find ourselves in is this: Tinder, delivery sushi and other digital developments have chipped away at the stiff principles the BBC was built on, and with each Wi-Fied, neon and highly accelerated second that passes, the BBC spins further into existential crisis.
Though there's no shortage of explicit and gory violence throughout, the grandly operatic bloodbath (and that's no metaphor — it splashes the settings and the characters like burst paintpots) that concludes the plantation sequence results from a moment of sheer peevishness of stiff-necked principle that stands out both for its moral purity and its futility.
It's a world stiff as a principle: /glitter drills both.
Let me say "we" for I am not alone in this It's a world stiff as a principle: /glitter drills both Absolved, face to the wall, alive only Night usually computes itself in stars, racks that leaves afterimages/of antlers on.
But he is meeting stiff resistance in a country founded on socialist principles, and where many citizens are accustomed to extensive social programs.
The vibration behaviour of this beam subjected to moving loads is analyzed by Hamilton's principle with the intermediate point constraints represented by very stiff linear springs.
She's a reality-based gal, a Depression-era child who says she's "too stiff-necked" for politics (sorry, Ralph), her way of implying that politicians will compromise principles when the pressure's on or the price is right.
The Porsche Pavilion is an innovative stainless steel construction using the principle, often used in ship and car design, as an advantage for building a light but stiff structure.
