Sentence examples for much less uptight from inspiring English sources

"He was much less uptight as a Democrat," Alexandra remarked.

He says stifling your feelings makes you "physiologically uptight, and you are much less flexible both in your muscles and your thinking".

Weber, more astutely, argues that arbiters like Lewis function effectively as parodies of authority: "the lessons are so shallow, the uptight behavior of the experts so much less engaging than the ebullience of the subjects, that these 'learn to be proper' shows in many ways rebuke the very transformations they portray".

Everyone on Fox News remains devoutly buttoned-up, and even though MSNBC might be marginally less uptight, Chris Hayes is highly unlikely to start thumbing his second button, much less his third, anytime soon.

Bowens said the atmosphere was more relaxed, less uptight.

"I wish she were a little less uptight.

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

It really has made me be less uptight and more philosophical.

Bruce would be a little happier, a little less uptight, a little less tortured.

Much, much, much, much less perfect.

He's almost 60, a little younger than Hata but only slightly less uptight.