Sentence examples for it squared with from inspiring English sources

It owed its acceptance to many factors, not the least of them being the way it squared with the liturgy and art of the West.

Many observed that Maher's offense could not have been unintentional, since it squared with his long-standing distaste for politically correct language.

Weiner has, however, raised an additional objection to judicial engagement, contending that it cannot be squared with the conception of the judicial role articulated by Alexander Hamilton.

Nor does it square with the Square Dance, California's official state folk dance.

And how does it square with the officer they knew and admired?

This may not be economically rational, but it squares with what economists have found in experiments that test the impact of trust.

If Gilbert, senior independent director Andrew Sukawaty, and their colleagues could explain their thinking, and how it squares with the executives' strong confidence in Sky's long-term prospects as a standalone company, one might have sympathy.

market than prior spikes because it squares with a slew of other positive economic news including a stronger stock market," said John G. Finley, a partner at Simpson Thacher & Bartlett who specializes in mergers and acquisitions.

Liverpool's concerns are being echoed up and down the country, as local governments face the consequences of the central government's four-year, $131 billion cost-cutting program and wonder how it squares with the goals of Mr. Cameron's Big Society.

And how does it square with Mr Renzi's pledge gradually to give young workers greater job protection?Mr Renzi had also promised to repay the state's vast debts to private companies by July.

The study is already prompting head scratching over how it squares with similar studies of adults.