Sentence examples for uptight air from inspiring English sources
It's free of the uptight air of Cannes, and lacking the insular, indie bubble of Sundance.
And so, the Spanish (for whom this remains a sore spot) keep playing silly buggers with things like being really uptight about air space and planes landing at Gibraltar's tiny airfield, or harassing intruders in or close to their territorial waters.
Glee, which is on Fox -- among the most uptight, ass backward networks on air -- puts a boy in a dress right next to the straight couple fighting a pregnancy scare.
No one likes someone who is uptight or acts like an air-head.
The atmosphere was uptight, threatening.
I can see her point; I can see why the revelation of cocksure artists like Schnabel must have been a breath of fresh air at a time when British art was tending toward the cautious and uptight.
In other recent films, however, Harvard remains a fantasy bastion of uptight class or wonk snobbery, one in dire need of a freewheeling outsider to let in the fresh air of democracy and casual, all-American good times.
5. Ladies and gentleman may we present to you four flat female archetypes: uptight prude, naughty cougar, ditzy blonde, and good girl who carries on conversations with her assets in the air.
"We were always uptight".
