Sentence examples for how roundly from inspiring English sources

Still, at this point in hip-hop's development, it's evident how roundly the genre has been shaped as a subculture, by its birth in Bronx rubble and evolution through the years of crack.

But the fear of not being believed is great, and given how "roundly vilified", as Lambert puts it, some of the women were when they first spoke out, that fear is sadly not always misjudged.

Gregg Doyel of CBSSports.com examines just how Duke achieved its roundly hated status.

In this letter, we rely on MD computer simulations to roundly probe how spatiotemporal distribution of shear-banding events on an atomic scale is related in situ to macroscopic rate-dependent serrated plastic flows in BMGs undergoing nanoindentation.

"I think everybody voted their conscience as they would when dealing with any other lawyer, and we knew we would be roundly criticized no matter how we voted".

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.

How does a person who has been roundly defeated continue to pretend that defeat is victory?" Mr Tombs says that Black intimated in a 2006 conversation that he had protected himself financially well enough to ensure funding for these legal actions, but that with up to $1bn in claims against him, he faces an uncertain future.

Chatfield's post has been roundly scorned by liberals, but given how many of them have praised feminists over the years for writing about how abortion has benefited their lives, this seems a tad unfair.

He declared roundly that "criminals will never achieve their despicable goals".Just how Moscow plans to make sure of this remains an open question.

And "How to Survive a Plague," about the early days of AIDS activism, has been roundly well received, and its subject is one that many in Hollywood support.

But when Fisher gets something right, his writing and stage direction are so tersely intertwined that one can't help but admire how much information he delivers to an audience in the process of keeping them roundly entertained.