| In the puritanically devout south-east, chastity is a girl's chief asset, and a matter of honour for the clan. |
| It is the most puritanically ingredient-driven meal I've ever had. |
| Her verdict: temperamentally so, but moot in one who was puritanically shy of intimacy. |
| The edamame was hot and steamy rather than puritanically cold and clammy. |
| North Koreans do not venture into it, but it is a draw for Chinese tourists whose own country puritanically bans gambling. |
| Benglis's photograph can be read in various ways, appealing to the libertarian feminist as surely as it repelled the more puritanically minded. |
