Sentence examples for more roundly for from inspiring English sources

Farouq Sharaa, Syria's foreign minister from 1984 until 2006, is damned even more roundly for his penchant for pointless "theatrics and polemics".But Mr Muasher lays the heaviest blame for the failure to clinch a durable peace on the Israelis after Rabin's death and on the Americans.

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.

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.

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.

Stay tuned this week for earnings reports from competitors looking to eat SAP's lunch including Oracle, Microsoft and Amazon, which will more roundly portend SAP's status in the competitive IT/cloud services space.

Thus, molecular imaging based on small molecule probes with intracellular binding site can provide more roundly information about the c-MET activation status.

But Gould argues against criticising Beringer too roundly for his gullibility.

Any objections I have with these awards is not based in the belief that writers should be treated more kindly, but that we should all be roundly mocked more often for our terrible ideas and lazy prose, and that needn't necessarily take place in protected buildings in central London.

Our determination to expose these payments, usually made from secret bank accounts, was roundly criticized by those who thought it more important for U.S. companies to be free to compete with foreign companies that had no such compunctions.

This international appearance was a much more pleasurable experience for the Wigan man after being roundly booed by the England fans in the match against the Exiles in June.