Sentence examples for roundly condemning from inspiring English sources
Camus begins his letter by roundly condemning the massacre, which has put him "on the edge of despair".
It found its ultimate expression in the recent Huffington Post piece by former Obama deputy campaign manager Steve Hildebrand, roundly condemning what Hildebrand saw as liberal complainers.
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.
One of them passed around the testimony he planned to give, roundly condemning the proposal not because it was an environmental nightmare, but because he said it would be fiscally irresponsible.
Despite growing doubts as to the photographs' authenticity, the affair has hugely embarrassed the government, which fears it will damage attempts to win Iraqis' "hearts and minds" and further imperil British forces.President Bush went on two Arab-language television networks, roundly condemning the abuses but falling short of a direct apology, which top colleagues have issued.
Bay has gone on to become something of a byword for bad movie-making, with critics roundly condemning his films as little more than a CGI-enhanced assault on the senses; brainless blockbusters that don't elevate the moviegoing experience so much as deliberately lower the tone.
He was roundly condemned.
Both were roundly condemned at the time.
He was isolated and roundly condemned.
The president has indeed roundly condemned the atrocity.
They are roundly condemned for lack of ambition.
