Sentence examples for squarely speaking from inspiring English sources

He faces the counter squarely, speaking to the freeway and Mohammed simultaneously.

That rationale speaks squarely to the local Nebraska opposition, and says nothing about the climate concerns.

Justice David H. Souter, joined by Justices Harry A. Blackmun and John Paul Stevens, wrote that the court had "not spoken squarely" on the question since 1890 and that "modern knowledge" might require a different result.

Both politicians speak squarely to this young demographic, with policies such as the abolition of university tuition fees, universal healthcare or affordable housing (as Corbyn raised in today's prime minister's questions).

In 1991, George H. W. Bush delivered his infamous "Chicken Kiev" address, in which he failed to speak squarely in support of Ukraine's democrats against the oppressive Soviet regime.

Mr. Lieberman looks squarely into the camera while speaking.

Looking squarely at the jury and speaking in a calm, unhurried voice, Mr. Schwarz denied that he led Mr. Louima into the station house bathroom on Aug. 9, 1997, the night of the attack.

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Ian Liddell-Grainger, Conservative MP for Bridgwater, who spent yesterday at the Somerset Levels, speaking to what he called "scared" residents, took aim squarely at the Environment Agency, saying that officials at the top of the organisation were "idiotic" and that they needed to sanction £5m for river dredging, a process that he said would help with the flooding.

Clancy has little to do with the development beyond acting as an adviser, though, according to creative director Gregoire Gobbi, speaking to the BBC in 2002, the action was set squarely in Clancy's universe of high-tech weaponry and subterfuge.

However, speaking at the Kremlin, President Putin said the blame rested squarely with the government of Ukraine.