Sentence examples similar to It crutch from inspiring English sources

Thundercat calls it his crutch.

Is it a crutch for political cowards, allowing them to ditch good leaders who encounter popular turbulence?

Though it may need crutches, it will shed its leaves in autumn and bloom again next spring.

"I think the invention of the 20 to 35 — that eventually became the 16 to 35 — damaged photojournalism because it became a crutch and it's not reality," he said.

Rachel says: "People think you're using it as a crutch, or it's some form of mental illness, when you start talking about religion.

Even if I broke my leg, I'd do it on crutches".

I knocked on the door and McGuinness opened it on crutches, making a not very funny joke about kneecapping, the IRA's favoured method of punishment.

Love itself isn't enough, Mr. Lafosse seems to say; it's what you do with that love, whether you use it like a crutch or a smothering blanket, whether you nurture it or let it slip through your fingers.

Co-writers provide the modern-day music industry with the financial crutch it needs; after all, it's the hits that keep the lights on.

I think it's a crutch for the guys who do it.

"The Reagan fixation is a drag on the future success of the GOP.… It undermines the candidates because it becomes a crutch for their inability to articulate an actual agenda or a forward-looking vision".