The passage, written less than a year ago, seems squarely aimed at his current rival, Mitt Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts.
He seems to think that by having his characters talk about their feelings and their lives, and filming them in images that are more or less neutral (they are placed squarely onscreen) and that run for a long time, he gets to a deeper and truer reality than those that are depicted by more conspicuous cinematic artifices.
Many have grappled with the task, and, despite the occasional flesh wound, he has been treated fairly, if a little squarely — with far less mutilation, certainly, than someone like Henry James, whom Greene himself wrote about with such feeling, and who continues to be knifed at regular intervals by well-meaning producers.
Does this custom imply that it is easier to tip unseen workers less than those who look you squarely in the eyes?
Many of the topics (foot fetishists, date rape, "Lolita") are squarely in her wheelhouse; others less so (the 2008 election, Dickens, Talking Heads).
With the focus squarely on emergency scale-up, less consideration was given to the interaction that these frontline ART services would ultimately have with broader health centres.
Greenwald, who was a lawyer before he turned to blogging, is squarely in the troublemaking tradition; Keller, less so.
It should nevertheless be kept in mind that these are only three or four of a much wider group of original thinkers, some squarely within and some more or less on the periphery of the Kyoto School.
With less distraction, the force of his music landed more squarely on me.
The advice she offered Cosmopolitan's readers on winning the right friends and influencing the right people was squarely in the tradition of Dale Carnegie, if less vertically inclined.
