Sentence examples for stronger cage from inspiring English sources

You might expect that a stronger cage is always better.

Get a stronger cage.

Shy, tempted and embarrassed, he wrote to his wife that he backed away (albeit temporarily) and "felt like a bird that makes his escape from a strong cage filled with sweetmeats".

In either case, there appears be a strong cage and/or litter effect that supersedes the influences of Nod2 on faecal microbial composition.

Still, you should get a strong cage and medication.

If you got your cat before the rodent, make sure you buy a strong cage and medication for the rodent, just in case the cat gets it sick.

In later years, they had some strong disagreements; Cage would talk about Feldman's sensuous appeal, which, in his mind, was a problem.

There's no cage strong enough for the sheer brute strength of Jackson's movie, a muscularity matched by its ingenuous love for the great beast himself.

A common question is whether the surrounding molecules or atoms form a cage strong enough to prevent the fragment atoms from flying apart and from leaving the cluster.

Pressures on the cake varied from approximately 70 to 140 kilograms per square centimetre (1,000 to 2,000 pounds per square inch), and in the closed-type press, in which the oil-containing material was confined in a strong perforated steel cage during the pressing operation, pressures of approximately 400 kilograms per square centimetre or more were attained.

But sheer political pragmatism has equal force: as a thundering op-ed in the Washington Post has specified, even the mighty American Constitution may not be strong enough to cage Trump's authoritarian tendencies, not to mention his belligerence in international affairs.