Sentence examples for squarely identify from inspiring English sources

According to research on the subject, those individuals who squarely identify as Type A also find it difficult to relax.

That ethnic variety is a relatively recent phenomenon; during the last century Chickahominy was squarely identified with Italian-Americans, many of whom worked as masons.

From the outset, like Carnegie, Peale identifies squarely with the Common Man.

The tacky wood paneling, the mismatched tables and chairs, and the knickknacks here and there all identify Sam's squarely as a "before" image in a home renovation manual.

He spoke directly to the concerns and aspirations of the Jewish people, identifying himself squarely with Jewish ethical values and the Jewish historical journey as a metaphor for the universal quest for peace and justice.

When it comes to climate change, the scientific evidence falls squarely behind the first team, and so the question becomes how we reduce the polarization that makes so many people culturally identify with second team.

In conducting a rigorous, staged systematic review to identify the key studies in the health sector about structural holes, spaces, disconnections, and weak or absent ties I note that comparatively few studies deal squarely with the gap phenomenon.

The responsibility for identifying these people has fallen squarely on the shoulders of PCOME.

Without identifying any other country, he added: "Japan squarely faces these facts of history in a spirit of humility.

If those two films from Northern Ireland looked whimsically at the everyday, two Scottish films could be identified by the way they looked reality squarely in the eyes.

The controversy over Ms. Smith's expense claims has placed Redditch squarely among the 70 Labour-held "marginal" seats that the Conservatives have identified as essential to their hopes of winning the election.