How To Use Buttoned-up In A Sentence

The current trend for a prim, buttoned-up collar lends itself perfectly to brooch wearing. Times, Sunday Times
Shirts ran the gamut from an easy Nehru collar, or wide, stiff Eton-collar shirts that give new meaning to the phrase buttoned-up. Milan Men's Fashion Week: S&M, Silk Suits & McQueen (PHOTOS)
The clean lines and beautifully minimalist room was built for languor and comfort, yet the atmosphere was buttoned-up with a starched collar.
If local women venture onto the dusty streets at all, they sport ankle-length dresses, buttoned-up blouses and 1930s hairstyles with buns and pompadours.
It fits perfectly the template for the new breed of Britflick; talented rebel clashes with buttoned-up pillars of the establishment, who are forced to unbend, and finally admit that self-expression, and so on, is a good thing.

Following relatively buttoned-up remarks by FBI Director Robert Mueller, Mr. Dupnik again addressed issues such as antigovernment fervor, lax gun control and what he views as a failed system to deal with the mentally ill. Arizona Elicits Sheriff's Criticism
She kicked off her new look on Sunday with a buttoned-up blouse and jacket. The Sun
She kicked off her new look on Sunday with a buttoned-up blouse and jacket. The Sun
I flashback to Scholz, buttoned-up warm against the cold, his collar clean, his tie neat.
Where the villain's music has the kind of brassy, descending notes that signal cunning evil, Wells is given an almost wistful flute - music that suggests a meek, buttoned-up Victorian. Undefined
She in her buttoned-up cheongsams and high heels, he in his sober-toned shantung suits and narrow ties - they repress themselves in the high style of their day and wear their restrictions as badges of honor.
She in her buttoned-up cheongsams and high heels, he in his sober-toned shantung suits and narrow ties - they repress themselves in the high style of their day and wear their restrictions as badges of honor.
employers are looking for buttoned-up types
If local women venture onto the dusty streets at all, they sport ankle-length dresses, buttoned-up blouses and 1930s hairstyles with buns and pompadours.
Is the buttoned-up Mr Smith capable of that?