Sentence examples for is something straight from inspiring English sources

"The way we ended it, this is something straight out of a Hollywood movie.

Suddenly you round a corner, and there is something straight out of the "Wizard of Oz": a turquoise-turreted palace of glittering glass.

But I think the number one thing that sets Porcelain Black's style apart from the other two pop-stars is there is something straight out of the gate that is aspirational about her style, especially to her growing fan base.

"I hadn't made contact against him the last three at-bats, so I figured if it was something straight, I'd better swing".

This seems to be the least "spiffy" of the launch phones; it looks to be something straight out of 2006.

Here's something straight out of science fiction: the University of Iowa is offering a new service to help students overcome test anxiety, using a mind-reading technology that guides them into a state of relaxation.

It's something straight out of a tired, if not ominously routine international spy thriller.

The TSA checkpoint at Denver International Airport looks like it's something straight out of a science fiction movie.

Though we can be sure that compared to Violet she'd be an amateur, she did let it be known that Bertie's late cousin Peter - from whom Bertie inherited his marquess gig - had disgraced everyone with immoral behavior that, while unspecified, clearly seemed to be something straight out of Oscar Wilde.

"There is something very straight on about Jack, and yet he's a helpless romantic who loves the world and its pleasures so much — and our failures and our loneliness".

(The G.O.P. is at risk of deforming itself around its suspicion that there is something not quite straight about poor people and minorities voting in large numbers; that notion has already twisted up Justice Scalia).