Sentence examples for to be squarely from inspiring English sources

The red squares – punning visually on a French expression to be squarely in the red, or in debt – are a gesture of solidarity with university and college students on a massive general strike against government tuition fee hikes.

Teacher performance has to be squarely on the table.

Others consider Amazon to be squarely in the right.

"The blame has to be squarely on the players".

Ms. Chandarasorn seems to be squarely back on track.

The blame for their arrival is to be squarely pinned on human shoulders.

High remuneration at executive level must always be squarely linked to outstanding performance".

The pair consider their experimental theatrics which hinge on evoking and harnessing the same moment of consternation they felt in Japan to be squarely within the field of design, a term that, in Hablesreiter's mind, applies to any effort that "plays with the symbolic value of objects".

Your shoulders should be squarely facing front.

But for the early Christians, the emphasis seems to have been squarely on the Resurrection.

Greenwald, who was a lawyer before he turned to blogging, is squarely in the troublemaking tradition; Keller, less so.