priggishness In A Sentence

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• "Upright to the point of priggishness, he fined all who swore in his presence ", according to Charles Carlton, a biographer of Charles I, who describes Henry as an " obdurate Protestant ".
• There is certainly a priggishness to both sides that any reasonable human finds dangerous.
• His priggishness will not be missed.
• The greatest irony is that the party of priggishness has as its leader America's leading libertine.
• Any priggishness comes from Proctor himself.
• E . Ornstein has carefully detailed the characteristics of Malvolio's priggishness:.
• Alas, it falls to slutty Suzette to jolt Lavinia out of her priggishness and return her to the loose and lippy lady she was born to be.
• What makes this especially fascinating is the intensity of Russell's own self-examination, even when he was too blinded by priggishness and self-importance for self-examination to be of much use.
• Simpson said he was only seeking to puncture " priggishness .".
• James Comey is as priggish as they come, but it's honest priggishness.
• In America, prurience and priggishness have always danced in tandem.
• He spares himself no punches in describing his own arrogance and 'priggishness'.
• Gentlemanly to the point of priggishness, Duncan Smith has so far been no match for the glamorous, telegenic Blair.
• Or maybe the priggishness of the French.
• Alex is the quintessential upright Englishman, but lacking in the priggishness.