priggishly造句

• Washington, portrayed with crusty folksiness by Jon DeVries, is exceedingly pragmatic, while Hamilton ( Jesse Pennington ) is priggishly single-minded.
• The NFL, some say, showed its priggishly PR-conscious side in coming down on DeBartolo for his extensive gambling ties and the misdeed.
• Mighty Ducks officials have never fully explained Wilson's fall from grace, standing priggishly behind the smoky veil of " philosophical differences ."
• He's handed to Dr . Willis ( Ian Holm ), a priggishly zealous commoner from Lincolnshire whose methods include cold-water dousing and leather restraints.
• She found the local people very friendly and helpful and also noted ( " somewhat priggishly " she admitted ) " . . . the flouting by all of and sundry of whatever regulations existed here, and the wide-spread use of the flourishing'black market '.