Sentence examples for but roundly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gingrich was articulating a much-disputed thesis in vogue with some conservative thinkers but roundly rejected by many American Muslims, scholars of Islam and counterterrorism officials.

Each and every Go-Betweens release was greeted with feverish enthusiasm by music critics but roundly ignored by the man on the top of the Clapham omnibus.

Less than a week old, it already has Westminster agog with its well-sourced but roundly denied allegations, serialised in the Observer weekly newspaper for which Mr Rawnsley writes.

In the letter, Monti, a liberal reformer who was the darling of Brussels but roundly rejected by Italian voters, voiced disappointment bordering on a sense of betrayal at the way he was treated by fellow EU leaders, most notably in Berlin and Brussels.

But here again, the data they cite are obscure, cherry-picked findings culled from Mars/Venus pop psychology but roundly critiqued by practicing scientists.

But it roundly backfired.

But she roundly objected to its appearing on anything official.

But, having roundly trashed the deal, the City has started to come around.

Bridge was warmly welcomed by other Chelsea players, but was roundly booed by some of the home supporters at Stamford Bridge.

Follow-up The Edge of Reason maintained its predecessor's box office clout with $262m in 2004 but was roundly condemned by critics.

During the Persian Gulf war of 1991 over the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait, Japan contributed $14 billion but was roundly criticized for its military inaction, accused of "checkbook diplomacy" and even omitted from a list of countries publicly thanked by the Kuwaitis.