Sentence examples for most uptight from inspiring English sources

HONG KONG — It began as the most uptight spontaneous event ever.

My next destination was Lyon, which has the reputation for being the most uptight and bourgeois city in France.

"Even though I love Austin, I come from New England, and I always felt like I was the most uptight person in Austin," Mr. Sheff told Spin magazine in May.

A few yards away, Timo Weiland, a fashion designer whose Swedish family is Protestant, described a recent, less energizing party: "I was d.j.ing a gay wedding at the Standard, and it was the most uptight crowd ever".

I would be flabbergasted that if anyone bothered to test the loos of some of our most uptight rightwing papers they didn't find some traces of Class A drugs.

It's extremely hard to get here – far less accessible than most public municipal art – and upon arrival, it is more physically inhospitable than the most uptight New York art gallery.

(It is perhaps the most compressed and uptight rock album of the time, and that is only praise).

"I'd been everywhere and most gyms were so uptight, so borghese," Mr. Barrett remarked, using the Italian word for bourgeois.

On the whole, Orthodox Christians are slightly more uptight than most moderate Catholics this is because they still haven't forgiven Judas.

With so much of the business dependent on holiday shoppers, and with so many companies crowding into this niche, even executives of the most well-known sites felt uptight about what the new year would bring.

What uptight, benighted fools!" Most of the characters are male doctors, unaware that their intrusions on women's private parts to produce healing "paroxysms" are sexually gratifying, and women who don't know what's happening to them except that they love it and want more.