straight and narrow
Speech parts
1. straight and narrow - Noun
2. straight and narrow - Phrase
Meaning
the way of proper and honest behavior
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Examples
he taught his children to keep strictly to the straight and narrow
But, it appears his plan of staying on the straight and narrow is short-lived, when his brother () gets mixed up with Cullen.
Are there not enough examples of people who have succeeded by walking the straight and narrow; obeying the dictates of their conscience; being generous and upbeat as leaders should?
Fortunately for Durango, he also has Mimi, a symbiotic nano-implant, to keep him on the straight and narrow, as well as a crew of loyal soldiers.
If the 26-year-old can stay on the straight and narrow -- and despite a concerning report earlier this offseason, nothing has materialized -- I love this fit in Jon Gruden's offense.
That when I failed to agree with him, it created the tiniest crack in that armor, the only thing keeping him on the straight and narrow?