Sentence examples for really situated from inspiring English sources

Look past the brick cornice of Amazon's bookstore and you'll see, immediately behind, the higher blank stucco wall of the big box it's really situated in, the big box that also houses and services the neighboring Restoration Hardware.

The problem of homelessness is really situated in factors that occur at the micro-, meso-, and macro-levels of society; future research should aim to refine the FCM by sorting factors into their appropriate levels thereby allowing differentiation between what the individual is potentially capable of controlling and that which he or she is not.

(It is actually situated in neighboring New Jersey).

… We are actually better situated to grow really good grapes in metro Detroit than a lot of other places are.

The way the dressing rooms are situated is really good fun – you can see all the other actors and there's lots of calling across the windows.

I keep calling it a "small town" probably because it seems small to me, but Manizales is really a small city, situated at the peak of a mountain, in the middle of coffee fields, a volcano, and a rainforest.

And yet, Blackberry Farm and its restaurant The Barn, situated in teensy not-really-existent Walland, are a constant revelation.

"But we worked it out so the singers were really listening to one another, despite being situated on opposite corners of the stage and facing outward.

A classical head with both eyes seen frontally but situated on a profile isn't really a classical head.

"It's given us a really good gauge as to where everybody is situated.

Hence we cannot really understand ourselves unless we understand ourselves as situated in a linguistically mediated, historical culture.