It may seem self-serving to write from Nantucket to applaud a plea to save the whalers, but Nicholas D. Kristof has harpooned the subject so squarely that I feel obliged to second him.
"It is an issue that the President has taken on squarely himself, and I know I have his support 500 per cent," Professor Wakhungu stressed.
I tried to look squarely at what I'd become involved in, and began to wonder if perhaps the struggle with Grossbart wasn't as much my fault as his.
I skated off in a panic, and when I was once more standing squarely on black ice I stopped and recognized that I was lost.
The car hit her squarely, a thud I'll never forget.
The president said the Malaysian leader's comment "stands squarely against what I believe in".
My own Sunday column on the post-Romney G.O.P. belonged squarely to this "I told you so, you fools!" genre.
Under the lights of Arthur Ashe Stadium, with the pressure squarely on Djokovic, I believe del Potro's slow, steady approach will win the race.
I squarely blame the young, who, through foolish apathy, criminal self-indulgence and sometimes uninformed loathing of the women's movement, have ensured that our social, political and economic environment is less fulfilling, much less safe, less equal and less nurturing than it was even in the 70s and 80s when we old Fems were burning bras and raising hell.
To the last pupil, Wendy Lane Bailey, who sang "Time After Time" with a bouncy pop intonation that slid up to notes instead of attacking them squarely, Ms. Cook said, "I'm sure people tell you all the time that you're real good, because you are".
