Sentence examples for getting out of a straitjacket from inspiring English sources
For most magicians, getting out of a straitjacket marks a right of passage.
This kind of mental straitjacket and getting out of a dilemma by defining it away might make them feel better, but it is no excuse for knowing their anatomy or fossils or getting the facts straight.
What if Matt had not managed to get out of the straitjacket in time?
"I look back now and think I was desperately trying to get out of that straitjacket".
In part, Pauli blames businesses' lack of vision: "They are stuck in a mindset of cash-flow, supply change management and core business [which] makes it difficult for companies to get out of the straitjacket in which they're in".
Of course, one should not discount the ideological angle, that for decades Netanyahu has trapped himself in an ideological profile and that it is difficult to get out of this straitjacket.
"The best point of all here is that the president has gotten out of his ideological straitjacket," the senator said.
Hence the state of undress of elite swimmers the minute they finish their races – they can't wait to get out of their straitjackets.
But, as Alex Marvez writes on Foxsports.com, by the end of the season he might be getting measured for a straitjacket with a hood.
Hal bucked as if he were trying to break out of a straitjacket.
