Sentence examples for which is squarely from inspiring English sources

But in this election, critics say, long lines have been turned into a political weapon to drive down the urban vote, which is squarely behind Mr. Tsvangirai.

Sainsbury's has recreated one of the most famous moments of the first world war in its new Christmas advert, which is squarely pitched at toppling John Lewis as king of festive sentimentality.

There is nothing of Jarrett's improvisational fluency in his Bach, which is squarely phrased to the point of stodginess, although Makarski is slightly more dramatic.

Armenia, which recently ditched Brussels in favor of Moscow, may already be too far gone — to say nothing of Belarus and Kazakhstan, which are squarely in Russia's column.

Some of the DREAM3 challenges reflect this attitude, which was a shift from previous challenges which were squarely focused on network inference.

But the stunning material on Lighthouse, which is focused squarely on his vocals and guitar, suggest he is more creatively engaged than he has been since his much younger days.

Another challenge he faces is dealing with the outcome of tighter regulation in the imminent financial reform law, which is aimed squarely at protecting consumers.

A more low-key but significant launch this month was the opening of the Epic Games store, which is aimed squarely at Steam, the leader in digital game sales.

Jobs obviously hopes for a similar success with the iBook, which is aimed squarely at the home and education market with consumer-friendly features like a speedy 300-MHz processor, six hours of battery life, a built-in modem and CD-ROM, a fold-out carrying handle and the capacity for an inexpensive wireless connection.

Well, people who are aware of the sitcoms of the 70s, yes, which puts is squarely in CBS's ageing demographic.

It is usually the body's way of telling us that we're physically off balance, that is, our weight distribution isn't fifty-fifty left to right and we're not vertically loaded, meaning our head isn't sitting squarely over our shoulders which isn't sitting squarely over our hips all the way down through the knee and ankle joints.