Sentence examples for intended squarely from inspiring English sources

But what is different about this attack is that it appears intended squarely to harm tourists.

Julia Payne, a spokesman for Mr. Clinton, said his remarks were intended squarely for Mr. Bush.

But one of the people briefed on the strategy, who insisted on anonymity because it was still being formulated, said the group intended to aim squarely at Mr. Christie's reputation as a corruption fighter by calling attention to his awarding of lucrative, no-bid contracts to friends to monitor companies as part of settlements in criminal cases.

The user's eye is clearly intended to fall squarely on the screen — where Sony gets to really strut its stuff, by pulling in IP from its Bravia TV division to amp up the colour clarity and video playback experience on the handset.

This is a story with a moral, and it is this: the press needs to place the burden for explaining how all of this was supposed to work and what it was intended to accomplish squarely on these crazy people, which is where it belongs.

And I do mean squarely.

The vote on that resolution is scheduled for Tuesday, just hours before Mr. Obama is due on Capitol Hill to give his State of the Union address and is intended to put Republicans squarely on offense in the spending fight.

And that's the market Wave now intends to go squarely after.

Mr. Pataki's plans have, however, veered off script, and he is insisting on a new deal that will not transfer the financial risk to investors, as he had intended, but will keep it squarely in the state's lap.

These were paintings aimed squarely at poor pilgrims, intended to foster in them a sense of identification with the equally poor first followers of Christ.

Yet it will arrive in the middle of a political war for control of the festival (with other members of the family also candidates to succeed Wolfgang, including Gudrun Wagner, his second wife; Eva Wagner-Pasquier, his daughter by his first wife; and Wieland Lafferentz, a nephew of Mr. Wagner); and whether intended or not, the money lands squarely in Mr. Wagner's camp.