Sentence examples for Most roundly from inspiring English sources

If this is what the Socceroos can produce with a team of supposed no-hopers, the future for Australian football under this most roundly capable, quietly intelligent of managers looks, you might say, golden.

But even at its most roundly discursive there is always an edge of self-loathing, as when the narrator Lars imagines what a real philosopher such as Alain Badiou would make of the pair of them.

2. Steve Doocy, Carlson's co-host and one of the most roundly ridiculed members of the national media, acted like a sleazebag toward her, the suit alleges.

Most were roundly mocked.

A team led by Kerry Kawakami from York University in Canada conducted an experiment to try to understand how racism persisted despite most people roundly condemning it.Dr Kawakami, too, used students.

Nokia is still high on the hog but their N-series, the phones that should be making them the most money, is roundly dismissed as out of date.

Like most seasoned phonies, I roundly suspect that everyone is as disingenuous as I am.

Many of his most notable sculptures were roundly criticized during his lifetime.

The magical attributes of crystals have been roundly debunked, most notably in a study by University of London psychologist Dr. Chris French in 2001.

"To overlook that.... .. Portnow didn't reference specific omissions or nods in the latest rounded of Academy Award nominations, for which the film academy has been roundly criticized, most loudly for the lack of diversity among the actor and supporting actor nominations.

Central bankers have roundly rejected the most obvious way to do that.