stodgy造句怎麼寫

They clearly did not cherish the idea of working for a stodgy state enterprise, an autocratic government, or what they deemed to be an opportunistic foreign multinational.

The tie-up is one of many between food manufacturers, who are struggling with soaring raw-material prices and a stodgy economy.

Conventional wisdom suggests directors slow down as they reach a certain age( Eastwood is now76), become more cautious, recycle old ideas, fall out of step with contemporary tastes, look a bit stodgy.

Liverpool's midfield looked slow and stodgy.

And actually, not all of the employees are old and stodgy.

The longer one lives, and the more conservative the stodgy, more refused to accept the new thing, have wood has?

It gives me many options using this web-based system. The old paper-and-pencil tests are stodgy.

For fans accustomed to the stodgy - albeit free - coverage offered by terrestrial channels, Sky's whizzy stats and graphics brought football up to date, and made it much more entertaining.

He was disgusted with the stodgy pizzas on sale in London.

Take cream square during should diet raw or cold food, fat, acrimony etc stodgy reach have stronger excitant food.

Great body too, she observed, in a dark suit. Beneath it he wore a black T-shirt, not a white polyester shirt and stodgy tie you saw so often in this area.

But the stodgy LDP old guard, which had presided over two decades of economic stagnation, bore as much of the blame as the reformist Mr Koizumi.

Gradually it acquired its own editorial voice, and with it a somewhat stodgy image.