21. Consequently, they come off as more priggish than the parents who are products of their own generational mess. 22. Given her increasing years and decreasing number of lungs, it would seem priggish to deny her any pleasure. 23. These dynamos of business and finance tend to be at best dull and priggish , at worst lecherous boors. 24. And Ryan Cardea was mannerly but never priggish as Drosselmeier's Nephew, who eventually becomes the Nutcracker Prince. 25. Which, for the priggish , out-of-touch Nathan, means an effete English gentleman circa 1938. 26. He is priggish and socially inept, and hides his passion for poetry for fear of ostracism by his colleagues. 27. And the military seemed hypocritical for acting so priggish after all those years of glorying in an image of swaggering flyboys. 28. A somewhat priggish bureaucrat, he may well have tried to hew as close to the line of legality as possible. 29. Helen Bonham Carter plays our heroine who must choose between a priggish Daniel Day-Lewis and a Byronesque Julian Sand. 30. Ed Exley ( Guy Pearce ), his priggish colleague on the police force, will do anything for his own advancement.
