Sentence examples for has boxed itself into from inspiring English sources

This Administration has boxed itself into a take-no-prisoners policy.

The West has boxed itself into responding with sanctions against the Moscow elite which look set to escalate.

I put it to deputy leader Stuart Hosie MP that it has boxed itself into a corner by ruling out a coalition with the Tories and a confidence-and-supply agreement with a Labour Party that refuses to scrap Trident.

RIGHT: Microsoft has boxed itself into a corner of expensive, nonsensical and uncompelling upgrade paths and is behaving like a spoiled child because its customers have started realizing they don't have to use Windows.

Despite the country's rapidly shifting demographics and social attitudes--a healthy move towards racial, religious and sexual tolerance--the GOP has boxed itself into a corner.

But in focusing on the specific language of the dress code rather than the intent behind it, management has boxed itself into a situation where it really can't complain about the postal clerk's cartoon-character suspenders.

Post-punk rigour had boxed itself into a corner.

On the contrary, Holder has boxed himself into a no win situation here.

Trump has boxed himself into a position he can't get out of because at a very basic level, he has no idea what he's doing.

That modern art has finally boxed itself into a corner.

The Communist government has boxed foreign retailers into designated territories to limit competition.