Sentence examples for 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.

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.

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.

Speaking of which, James Purcell and Randolph Duke certainly did their bit for uptight chic.

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

I thought it would cause me to relax more and him to get a little bit more 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.

'When I'm relaxed and enjoying it, I play my best cricket, but as soon as I do get that bit tense and uptight, then things don't go well.