Sentence examples for play squarely from inspiring English sources

Owing glancing debts to Mary Shelley and HG Wells, Mayenburg's 60-minute play squarely hits any number of targets: our society's obsession with external beauty, the brutality of capitalism, and the danger of treating defining organs like mechanical parts.

KaiOS-powered phones play squarely in the latter category, and they are gaining traction in markets where feature phones still hold sway.

That plays squarely into the Chargers' hands because ends Adrian Dingle and Raylee Johnson each own 4.5 sacks and linebacker Ben Leber adds another 4.

The chorus adds three piano chords, played squarely on the downbeat, and a conceit that succeeds in being adorable only because Feist sings it so plainly: "He's my Brandy Alexander, always gets me into trouble, but that's another matter".

The Harry Potter franchise is no longer for little kids; it is playing squarely to the teen fanbase, facing off against the young Enterprise crew and also the stars of the deafening new Transformers film, directed by Michael Bay and starring former Disney child star Shia LeBeouf.

Nevertheless, the changing tides have played squarely into Google's hand.

Snyk plays squarely in the middle of how the landscape for enterprise services exists today.

Universal Avenue is playing squarely in the on-demand economy with an app and service that lets companies, including startups, hire sales people (or 'brand ambassadors') on-demand.

LinkedIn, the Microsoft-owned social network for the working world with over 500 million users, has put a lot of effort into new areas of business like content, education and bringing on new users in emerging markets; but today it's embarking on the roll out of a new service that plays squarely into the bread and butter of its business: looking for work.

Regardless, the Twitter controversy plays squarely into a storyline of political correctness run amok that's been long amplified by Breitbart online ― and Trump on the campaign trail.

But an increasing lack of familiarity with the workings of government and those who must implement contentious and complex directives plays squarely into the hands of demagogues.