Sentence examples for prude to from inspiring English sources

One needn't be a prude to find much of this content harmful to minors.

One patient in her 70s became so sexually uninhibited, she "went from prude to promiscuous," he said.

The best is Carol, the chaplain's daughter, who evolves mysteriously from prude to siren, ultimately shattering Ezra's long-held notions about the nature of lust.

You need not be a prude to believe that there are more appropriate places for such language than an awards presentation that celebrates sports.

Listen, I'm not such a prude to tell this girl, "Don't do porn, it's not really gonna empower you like you think".

It also seems likely that Ofcom has received a dividend from its policy of encouraging firm pre-broadcast warnings of content that is likely to move prudes to fury.

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Why Does TV Always Get Prudes to Present Shows About Porn?

Frank Sinatra is just right as the sharply dressed but endlessly harassed gambler Nathan Detroit, while Marlon Brando brings a Method-style intensity as well as an unexpected charm to his role as the hustler Sky Masterson, out to seduce Salvation Army prude Jean Simmons to win an outlandish bet.

This doesn't mean that you have to be a prude or to act like you have no idea what's going on.

The paradox of having a coy and gentle girl with badass tattoos is a double whammy of nice that either means she is a total prude trying to feign toughness or she is a well-educated farm girl who'll wear high heels to bed.