Sentence examples for were stuffy from inspiring English sources

Its branches were stuffy, unfriendly places.

Ah, welladay, those were stuffy times.

Sure they were stuffy, but women adored them.

"The awards were stuffy and were visited upon by corporate elders," said Paul Bogaards, director of publicity for Knopf Doubleday.

All too often, the villains were stuffy society people or social climbers (as in "Mame"), and the heroes and heroines just too incorrigibly happy-go-lucky.

But you accepted the point: PCs were stuffy, out-of-touch, virus-ridden machines suitable only for grey office drones to run spreadsheets on.

Art is stuffy, and Duchamp injected his works with a witty wink-nudge to that stuffiness.

The Yankees are stuffy.

"They are stuffy and old-fashioned".

The Boris bus, by contrast was stuffy.

The place is stuffy and cold.