1. In America, prurience and priggishness have always danced in tandem. 2. Simpson said he was only seeking to puncture " priggishness ." 3. E . Ornstein has carefully detailed the characteristics of Malvolio's priggishness : 4. There is certainly a priggishness to both sides that any reasonable human finds dangerous. 5. Any priggishness comes from Proctor himself. 6. He was thoroughly broad-minded and interested in current events, with a keen eye for humbug and priggishness . 7. Gentlemanly to the point of priggishness , Duncan Smith has so far been no match for the glamorous, telegenic Blair. 8. He objected to the educational methods at school, as well as he was against priggishness and prudery of the teachers. 9. The excellent Jennings has an intriguing, obliquely erotic air of menace that is nicely set off by Crowley's wounded priggishness . 10. 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.
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