Sentence examples for they never squared from inspiring English sources

"They never squared themselves.

To be fair, Smith never squared up and claimed to be an expert on the game.

The myths, though, never squared with the reality on the ground.

But he never squared that with the real-life complexities he would confront in the Oval Office.

The vision of the pious, simpering immigrant, grateful for whatever advantages this golden country imparted, had never squared with her world view.

That never squared with me: I'm the youngest of three, the only girl, and I'm sure that I am who I am as much because of my big brothers as because of my folks.

These are not the best of times at Le Cirque, and I could never square what I'd eaten with what I'd been asked to pay for it.

The authors depict the decline in Rove's fortunes toward the end of their account, but they never really square it with their belief in his near infallibility.

That said, should Pacquiao and Mayweather never square off, their legacies will not be complete, Greenburg said.

His tattersall grids have jagged intersections; his colors tend toward off-key, either pale or a little rich; his corners never square.

Posner never squares his position with freedom of speech or fair use rights.