Sentence examples for the stiffness of from inspiring English sources

First, the stiffness of the fabrics.

Grimaud does not relish the stiffness of the classical world.

But the stiffness of the quills made them more suitable for geometric design.

These arguments, which expand to include other characters, never have the stiffness of conscious debate.

He spoke well, after a few minor stumbles, and without either his usual torpor or the stiffness of President Bush.

He avoided virtuosity and made no attempt to soften the stiffness of his archaic, almost primitive style of drawing.

The stiffness of his prose will doubtless limit his readership, but his solidly grounded analysis deserves a wide audience.

This, in turn, would lower blood pressure, counteract the stiffness of cholesterol-clogged arteries and perhaps reduce further clogging.

He still walks with the stiffness of a man whose back has been broken, along with his spirit.

As a composition it has the stiffness of an official family portrait.

Compared with the stiffness of many of the other things on the floor, they looked alien.