Sentence examples for squaring with from inspiring English sources

"This is the height of hypocrisy and just one more example of President Obama's rhetoric not squaring with reality," said the Republican chairman, Michael Steele.

QUESTION FROM ADAM DANIEL MEZEI @GTOWNA: How is the government's PR campaign to get citizens to cease with their profligate consuming habits squaring with the kinds of ads you're hearing on the radio these days, Evan?

Only a few weeks ago, Mr. Zoellick stated flatly that tariffs "are nothing more than taxes that hurt low- and moderate-income people," a position he had trouble squaring with today's action.

But the city's image — so successfully cultivated in the "What Happens Here, Stays Here" advertising campaign — is not squaring with the new era of fiscal restraint brought on by the economic crisis.

And in this year's contests, which both parties describe as a referendum on who can best correct the nation's economic course, such talk underscores how far Republicans and Democrats are from truly squaring with the public about curbing the growth of the major entitlement programs: Medicare, Medicaid and, to a lesser extent, Social Security.

The knowledge is key to understanding how the cosmos has evolved, but new data show reality isn't squaring with predictions.

They squared with no one.

And there's a squared with a plus.

The evidence, however, is hard to square with the theory.

Avista's claim remains hard to square with other evidence.

But can this story be squared with the facts?