Sentence examples for seemed squarely from inspiring English sources

The task seemed squarely on our human shoulders to figure out how to act on particular occasions, and how to live in general.

Why?" he asked, before haranguing the tired fighter with his own assessment of the bout – which seemed squarely in favour of the American.

B LEXUS IS 300 -- The first cars from Lexus, with their solid, quiet, luxurious feel, seemed squarely aimed at Mercedes-Benz.

The decision by the Romney campaign to try to contest Wisconsin is the first sign that Republicans are eager to expand their targets of opportunity and compete on terrain that not long ago seemed squarely on Mr. Obama's side.

And this one, which on Sunday opened a season transplanted to Symphony Space because of renovations at the troupe's usual home at City Center, in at least one respect seemed squarely of the moment.

The pressure seems squarely on her.

Voters, though, seem squarely on the half-empty side.

The passage, written less than a year ago, seems squarely aimed at his current rival, Mitt Romney, the former governor of Massachusetts.

But the rule seems squarely aimed at the philosophy once enunciated by Eugene Walter, the late editor of the Paris Review, who grew up in Mobile, Alabama, that quintessential porch city.

The interpretation of indexicals and demonstratives seems squarely in the realm of pragmatics, since it is particular facts about particular utterances, such as the speaker, time, and location, that determine the interpretation of 'I,'youou,'nowow' and the like.

Beyond that, the app seems squarely countered against a 'shallow' Tinder experience where you receive 'unwanted messages', all with the subtext that the founder of Bumble actually received unwanted messages from the co-founders of Tinder.