Sentence examples for his straitjacket from inspiring English sources

Curiously, his "straitjacket" suggestion may have been an example of tough love.

Mr. Ferguson shared the stage with his fellow boylesque performer Albert Cadabra, known for his straitjacket routine, and several female performers, including the Pontani Sisters and Gal Friday.

In other political news, former Senator Rick Santorum revealed that he made his first sweater vest himself when he tore off the sleeves of his straitjacket.

The poem, "The Story of Fraulein X," is by turns antic (the self as a B-movie mental patient, running amok in his straitjacket), comic ("beelzebubbery"), and, in those last lines, devastating.

There are people, especially at moments of frustration and anger, who say that things were better under Mr. Hussein, that his straitjacket of fear was better than the chaos that followed the arrival of American troops.

The chatter on the Guardian Sport desk Scott Murray, sporting a Choose Life T-shirt underneath his straitjacket, has seriously just said: "He's one of the most admirable men in history, Andrew Ridgeley".

"The best point of all here is that the president has gotten out of his ideological straitjacket," the senator said.

Osborne has tightened his fiscal straitjacket still further, stifling sensible housing investment at a time when it has never been more needed or less costly.

It seemed to promise Scott a way out of his own straitjacket, but of the films that followed - 1492: Conquest Of Paradise (1992), White Squall (1996) and GI Jane (1997), in which Demi Moore screams 'Suck my dick!' - the less said the better.

We feel sorry for his never being able to escape his self-made straitjacket.

But having to impersonate such an oft-impersonated figure sometimes seems to straitjacket his performance.