Priggish

She rejected the idea of going to the party, saying it was too priggish for her taste.

The priggish guests at the hotel complained about the smallest things.

The priggish librarian shushed everyone who spoke above a whisper.

The priggish teacher scolded the student for using slang words.

She always speaks in a priggish tone, as if she's better than everyone else.

His priggish attitude towards others' mistakes made him unpopular among his colleagues.

He had a priggish way of walking with his head held high.

The priggish librarian scolded the children for talking too loudly.

The priggish rules of the society made it difficult for anyone to express themselves freely.

The priggish politician always spoke about the importance of family values.

He can come across as priggish because he refuses to drink alcohol.

She can come across as priggish because she never uses contractions in her speech.

The priggish teacher scolded the students for not lining up perfectly straight.

His priggish adherence to the rules of etiquette made it hard for him to relax and have fun at social events.

Her priggish attitude towards cursing makes her seem out of touch with modern society.

The priggish supervisor insisted that employees follow the dress code to the letter.

The priggish religious leader preached about the importance of moral purity.

His priggish manners at the dinner party made everyone uncomfortable.

His priggish attitude towards spending money on luxuries made him seem out of touch.

The priggish neighbor complained about the noise from the children's birthday party.

She's a priggish vegetarian who lectures everyone about the cruelty of meat-eating.

The priggish editor insisted on strict adherence to grammatical rules, even at the expense of clarity.

The priggish aunt disapproved of her niece's tattoos and piercings.

His priggish insistence on punctuality made him unpopular with his colleagues.

Her priggish insistence on using only organic, locally-sourced ingredients made her restaurant prohibitively expensive.

The priggish art critic dismissed any work that didn't conform to her narrow definition of "real art".

His priggish adherence to the dress code made him stand out at the party.

She's so priggish that she won't even say the word "damn" in public.

The priggish tour guide lectured the group about the proper way to visit historical landmarks.

The priggish boss expected her employees to dress in formal attire every day, even if it wasn't necessary.

She had a priggish sense of morality that made her quick to judge others.

Her priggish insistence on punctuality meant that she arrived at the meeting half an hour early.

The priggish waiter sneered at customers who did not know the proper etiquette for fine dining.

His priggish habit of ordering expensive wine at restaurants annoyed his friends.

The priggish neighbor always complained about people who didn't maintain their lawns to the highest standards.

Her priggish adherence to rules made her unpopular with her classmates, who just wanted to have fun.

His priggish insistence on always using the correct grammar made him unpopular in the chat room.

The priggish parent refused to let their child play with toys that didn't meet their strict standards for safety.

His priggish disapproval of alcohol made him an unpopular guest at the party.

He had a priggish habit of correcting people's grammar in casual conversations.

The priggish old lady always scolded children for not sitting still in church.

Her priggish attitude made her unpopular with her colleagues.

The priggish librarian made a fuss about borrowers who returned books a day late.

His priggish behavior at the party was a major turn-off.

His priggish behavior at dinner parties made him unpopular among guests.

She found his constant corrections to be priggish and irritating.

Her priggish attitude towards fashion made her seem aloof and unapproachable.

He was so priggish in his speech that many people found it difficult to understand him.

She didn't enjoy talking to him because he was so priggish and condescending.

His priggish attitude towards literature made it difficult to enjoy his company.