Sentence examples for as roundly from inspiring English sources
The phrase "as roundly" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something done in a thorough or complete manner, often in the context of criticism or praise. Example: "The committee responded as roundly as possible to the allegations, ensuring that every point was addressed."
He pans figure-skating, gymnastics and boxing for their farcical judging; he condemns those who deny that doping poses a lethal threat to sport as roundly as those who cheat.He blames such problems in part on the IOC's own shortcomings, laid embarrassingly bare in the Salt Lake City bribery scandal.
The Protestant Reformers, including Calvin, condemned suicide as roundly as did the established Church, but held out the possibility of God treating suicide mercifully and permitting repentance.
The initial responses from the critics were as roundly negative as many opinions about the Iraq war.
Kevin H. Giddis, the executive managing director and president for fixed-income capital markets at Morgan Keegan & Company, described the G.D.P. report as "roundly disappointing".
Just a couple of weeks into its autumn term, Harvard has somehow managed to spread offense and resentment as roundly as a cloud dropping sleet over Boston in late March.
Yet America would have been condemned just as roundly from other quarters if it had stood by while Qaddafi carried out his threat to slaughter thousands in Benghazi.Sometimes, too, America has interests that unavoidably cut across the agenda or sensibilities of another country.
To be more precise, he established himself as the most prominent advocate of the best arguments for gay marriage, even as he roundly rejected gay marriage itself.
Many hundreds filled the auditorium, cheering as he roundly accused Mongolia's current leaders of stealing the last election, breaking campaign promises and tormenting him in recent months with a politically motivated prosecution for corruption.Mr Enkhbayar himself is barred from standing for parliament in the election on June 28th.
From there it extends further medially on the posterior side as a roundly W-shaped structure forming a pivot joint with the ls.
As well as being roundly mocked and plagued with hoax calls, the scheme resulted in just 11 people leaving the country.
It was roundly derided as ridiculous.
