Sentence examples for working squarely from inspiring English sources
Don't skip the sound section in "BitStreams," 25 audio artists working squarely in the tradition of musique concrète, a half-century-old movement but with new digital means replacing tape recorders.
But again, I'm not sure sell-out is too relevant a term here - it's just as easy to see an art hound like Van Sant making a movie as by-the-numbers as Finding Forrester as a bold experiment (however failed), and the likes of Elephant (however successful) the product of a director working squarely within his comfort zone.
Now an Emmy-winning director who has worked squarely inside the system, Sonnenfeld, 64, began as a cinematographer.
Because, so long as Trump decides he wants to work squarely within a Republican framework, the Freedom Caucus, a bloc of 37 House conservatives who band together on major votes, has the power to stop legislation.
Shepp, in recent decades, has been working more squarely within the jazz traditions that predate the musical revolutions of the sixties; it is tragic not to know what Ayler would have gone on to do.
She says it's a dedication to DJ Rashad, who, despite working more squarely in footwork, shared her penchant for pushing the music he grew up with into uncharted territory.
The exhibition puts Mr. Gaultier's work squarely in the camp of empowerment.
Chabon's sharp, expansive reading of Cormac McCarthy's novel "The Road" places the work squarely in the post-apocalyptic science fiction tradition.
Some critics find themselves only just on the right side of idolatry, placing her work squarely in the antechamber of contemporary greatness.
The program began with last season's presentation of Daniel Catán's "Florencia en el Amazonas," a work squarely in the post-Puccini tradition, which was offered in a production by Nashville Opera.
As all historians understand, in order to fully and accurately understand an author, it is necessary to place his work squarely within the context and debates of his historical period.
