| And to be priggish about the sunglasses that people buy is out of touch with how people live their lives. |
| As a prodigal, Tom is forever annoying Sid, his priggish, elder half brother. |
| But if the anti-drugs campaigners are priggish and authoritarian, the arguments of pro-drugs campaigners are often equally unappealing. |
| Don't tell me Carmichael's case is much more serious, that's priggish and predictable. |
| He had been very careful not to buy anything too priggish, and flattered himself to say he had done a good job with it. |
| Neil is vain, priggish and, like his wife Iona, grimly materialistic. |
