prudish

"I know how prudish they are out here about a woman in your room."

Remember, a couple of weeks ago when I told you that he was pretty prudish for a young guy (he's 26)?

His mother was very prudish, and discussed almost nothing with him.

Perhaps one should not get too prudish about the 1/10 formula.

It's not like kids are going to take less pictures/video or become more prudish in the future.

As to the nudity, we seem to have become more prudish over the past 20 years.

I'm often accused of being prudish, but the opposite is true.

He wished Kathryn would be less prudish about her body.

She seemed not rigid and prudish but still with terror.

Brooklyn, for this show of not very prudish Victorian art.

Would it be prudish to suggest leaving a little something to the imagination?

And for an army man he is most prudish.

Several of her friends noted that she was prudish when it came to sexual matters.

They all call me prudish because I don't normally take part in their games.

She always had been a bit prudish and I knew she was getting into something sexual.

How different she was from that self-righteous, prudish woman he'd first met.

You don't have to be prudish to find most of it dull.

Her normally sour face looked even more prudish as she frowned.

I begin to think that I took rather a prudish view of the thing myself at the time.

You say there is little to be gained from prudish silences.

This country has become more prudish and sexually repressed in the last 20 years.

He'd never thought himself prudish, but-he felt it would be wrong to make love to her this way.

"All three of us were very prudish," she said.

"God was not as prudish then as he is now!