Sentence examples for too squarely from inspiring English sources

Yet Mr Olins may stand too squarely inside the notion of the brand.

"Angels in America" can falter when directors aim too squarely at spectacle.

Such an investment puts most investors too squarely in the growth and large-company sectors.

Arguably the choice too squarely blames men, cutting women's complicity in the patriarchy out of the equation altogether.

When you live on a dollar a day it may be painful to confront your circumstances too squarely, or even to aspire to better things.

"Satyagraha" tries to do the same but is more preachy than stirring; it hits its themes too squarely on the nose and hits them for about an hour too long.

But it's also squarely in Austria, meaning there's a cable car to get you there and quality accommodation - real hotel rooms with bathrooms as well as dorms - too.

National leaders, too, have not squarely faced the contradiction of wanting higher standards while states cut the dollars needed to meet them.

A non-celebrity winner, the Oscars producer Glenn Weiss, proposed to his girlfriend onstage, a moment that momentarily tottered somewhere between sweet and too much then landed squarely on sweet, because his fiancée seemed genuinely happy.

Similarly, if Ramsey chose to ignore Sargon and dismiss his rhetoric as beneath her, that too would fall squarely within her rights.

However, 5 inches does make it a bit of a beast, moving the device squarely into too-big-to-be-a-phone-too-small-to-be-a-tablet territory… but look at that keyboard!