Sentence examples for A bit uptight from inspiring English sources

He'd be a bit uptight about Doctor Strange.

Russian museums are trying to overcome their reputation for being a bit uptight.

Stylist's choice: If you think ruffled blouses are a bit uptight, then this cream jumper from Topshop is the perfect (and more unexpected) slouchier antidote.

Crew seem friendlier, says Danielle Smyth, a yoga instructor: "Maybe before they were a bit uptight as they had to enforce those rules.

When he had a tendency to be a bit uptight early in his career, it was the influence of that team that allowed him to relax.

"I was a writer in the office at that time, and it seemed to me that things were getting just a bit uptight.

"I can get a wee bit fiery myself, but you have to take the sensible approach when you see big Bilel getting a wee bit uptight or agitated.

He seems a little bit uptight.

Yet the man sitting down for his first in-depth interview since arriving from the Camp Nou in August does not seem in the slightest bit uptight.

"My starting point was a police aesthetic, so the clothes were a bit uniform-y, uptight and strict," the designer Patrik Ervell shared backstage.

I think the Anglo-Saxons are just a little bit more uptight about it.