Sentence examples for uptight because of from inspiring English sources

"I think the receptionists are far more relaxed and are relating to everyone else in a much more relaxed manner instead of being uptight because of patients.

Some senators started fairly uptight, "just because of the power of the office," he said, but Mr. Obama "was very, very relaxed with this group".

After a kind of lackluster diss about Houston's bean being "uptight" (because it's upright) and Chicago's being "chill" (it's horizontal), Janssen took out the claws.

"Many upper middle class people are uptight about stoops because of a "fear that somebody is going to associate them with being lower class or working class" said Gloria Levitas, an anthropologist from Queens College who studied street life.

Because the uptight doormen of central Paris and the city's old school hipsters and Bobos think snooty middle-aged hipsters hated them of course.

His shrewish, uptight bully of a wife, Lyn, is somewhat unsympathetic.

An uptight man of property, Soames grimaces his way through an evolving London as if enduring a nasty toothache.

This familiar argument partly accounts for the dry, antiseptic, uptight feel of the show.

Cuckold Robert is more buttoned-up and suited, "which reflects his tension, his uptight grasp of things", the designer continues.

But over the seven years we've been together, the least uptight part of the band has been the music".

Director John Lee Hancock enjoys playing up the differences between uptight British society of the early 1960s and the freewheeling world of Hollywood.