Sentence examples for was too stiff from inspiring English sources

The window was too stiff to open any higher.

"I was too stiff in the beginning," he said.

John Carbutt manufactured the first commercially successful celluloid photographic film in 1888, but it was too stiff for convenient use.

A pistachio panna cotta was too stiff with gelatin, and the mocha cheesecake was dry and heavy.

A number of people have complained that Strachey's edition was too stiff, too "scientific," too law-giving.

"When I started looking, I went to Westchester," Ms. Pang said, "but it was too stiff and snobby for me".

Lincoln was confident that on such constitutional issues as the rights of African-Americans Chase was too stiff-necked to surprise him.

Their pride is too stiff for that.

(It's too stiff for volleyball).

We know if our bed is too stiff.

Perhaps the competition is too stiff at the moment.