Sentence examples for you squarely from inspiring English sources

It puts you squarely upon the bloodied Alabama ground of the 1890s Mitcham Beat war.

Writing a play about the death penalty should put you squarely in the middle of a moral debate.

The woman's blue eyes look you squarely in the eye, in contrast to a Modigliani's usually evasive expression.

When considering what the government can afford, he said, spending measures must be considered as well, and doing so "veers you squarely into the politics".

Does this custom imply that it is easier to tip unseen workers less than those who look you squarely in the eyes?

Informational interviewing puts you squarely in the major leagues of networking.

"Right now you're claiming 'can't,' but it sounds like you're squarely in the 'won't' category of having your servers 'avert their eyes'.

You deal squarely with the meaning of treating people like property — all that means.

It's an effect that makes you focus squarely on RiRi, who's ensconsced in flirty outfits and sporting that fire-red 'do she wore to the VMAs last month".

When attempting this move, make sure you land squarely on the shoulders or mid-back.

"You must admit squarely that you made a grave mistake in supporting the Iraq war and apologize to the Japanese people and to the people of Iraq".