| In the market where these contemporary artists ply their trade, the age-old discipline of drawing human figures is considered a rather fuddy-duddy exercise. |
| For one thing, his staid demeanour and the conservatism of his dress and habits might have led one to suppose that he was a fuddy-duddy, set in his ways and hostile to change. |
| You can't get a real idea of the noise and the atmosphere, and that's no exaggeration or an old fuddy-duddy thinking that everything was better in the good old days. |
| I DON'T want to be an old fuddy-duddy but you're only 12 and have years of falling in love and falling out of love ahead of you. |
| We're asserting our youth and funkiness by coming here, because we had plenty of fuddy-duddy pubs to choose from. |
| I didn't want to appear like a holier-than-thou fuddy-duddy so I made pleasant small talk with Tonya's date as though I approved of these sort of shenanigans. |
