Sentence examples for More roundly from inspiring English sources

Still, if Mr Carney had mentioned Margaret Thatcher he would have been even more roundly condemned.

Ms. Ludwig suggested that she open her mouth more roundly and free her throat.

Later she was more roundly vilified by many in the ANC, in the SACP and by anti-apartheid campaigners abroad, for opposing blanket sanctions against South Africa.

After all, nothing could have been more counter-intuitive, or paid off more roundly, than the couple's early career decision to specialise in post-1945 design.

Few presidents were more roundly castigated for their vacations than the second Mr. Bush, who spent a lot of his presidency at his ranch near Crawford, Tex.

I can't remember an opening film more roundly, or more justly, savaged by the critics: one French paper punned, "De Grâce!" ("Have Pity!").

Hearing performances of Bach's "Goldberg" Variations on harpsichord in New York has been an adventure over the last decade, with more players roundly defeated by the work than even mildly successful.

In fact, until last week such a notion had been roundly criticized, more a provocative debating point in an academic seminar than a practicable piece of legislation.

But the latest furor — over Prague's first gay-pride festival — has left him more isolated than usual, roundly opposed by many in the Czech establishment and publicly at odds with the American ambassador.

For more than a century, scientists roundly dismissed the idea that birds might have a sense of smell.

It's been a month since the release of Giorgio Moroder's 17th studio album, Déjà Vu, and so a month since it was roundly destroyed with more critical fervour than most Adam Sandler movies.