Sentence examples for roundly condemns from inspiring English sources

In response to the Met cancellation, Adams said, "My opera accords great dignity to the memory of Leon and Marilyn Klinghoffer, and it roundly condemns his brutal murder".

"Paradise Mislaid," opens with piano-and-drum funk before giving way to a lilting ballad that roundly condemns of the habits of modern living.

In a report that roundly condemns the UK's current planning system, Policy Exchange claims that releasing 2 per cent of land in England would allow the construction of 8 million family homes.

Second, the lobbyists who support cap and trade (which Mr. Hansen roundly condemns) prominently include the Environmental Defense Fund, the Natural Resources Defense Council, the National Commission on Energy Policy and the United States Climate Action Partnership.

He roundly condemns the violence and fanaticism of the protesters, thousands of whom had gathered in Prague to inveigh against the perceived evils of capitalism and globalisation personified by the bigwigs attending this year's annual meeting of the IMF and World Bank.

But she roundly condemns a gamut of other policies, including the cancellation of Labour's school building programme, the spending cuts, the scaling back of university-based teacher training in favour of practical experience in the classroom via teaching schools, the English baccalaureate (or EBac), which recognises only narrowly academic subjects, and the tripling of tuition fees.

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.