Sentence examples for less uptight about from inspiring English sources

And Brits are much less uptight about talking about intelligence, in the sense that Americans are.

Chinese cooks tend to get less uptight about recipes than other cooks, each bringing their own signature to the dish.

"It's not only inclusionary, but advertisers themselves are less uptight about being seen as same-sex inclusionary".

In light of the weekend's developments, however, it's hard to imagine that more T-shirt giveaways or a punt, pass and kick contest will make people less uptight about heading to a stadium these days.

Over the summer, the darkening tone of Germany's political debate has been set not by Merkel's optimistic slogan of "we will manage", but by a politician who describes himself as a "burkaphobe", who calls on Muslim men to be less uptight about showering naked in public gyms, and criticises his leader's crisis management in all but name.

If you are very tight with your grades focus on subjects below an A. If you are a little less uptight about your grades, focus on grades below a B. C's, D's, and F's show that you aren't a very consistent student, so we must get rid of these grades first.

"In Britain we've already become less uptight and embarrassed about things like adult toys.

British rock musicians have always been less uptight than Americans about displaying, and even flaunting, their "feminine" side.

I get less uptight and nervous about it as the years have unfolded, but it's always special because this film festival celebrates the documentary and elevates its artistic acceptance almost like no other festival.

We are less uptight, or we should be, about all those old-time hierarchies: art versus craft, high versus low, etc. Sculptures, rings, teapots, photographs: they're all art to me, or can be.

If we could all be a little less uptight and more communicative and social about it, we'd be getting better advice, and it wouldn't be the sort of thing that we stress about privately".