Sentence examples for roundly demanded from inspiring English sources

But after Mr. Saakashvili ignored the demonstrators for nearly three days, then publicly belittled their leaders on national television and said they were doing the bidding of the Kremlin, the demonstrators roundly demanded that he resign.

He was roundly attacked; the Sun demanded that he be sacked for failing to be impartial, given that he is a BBC host.

Had President Obama swept away Don't Ask Don't Tell (DADT) with a pen, as many of his supporters in the LGBT community had demanded, the change would have been roundly criticized by the center and the Right as being by Obama's fiat.

The next day their chancellor, Gerhard Schröder, was roundly applauded in the Bundestag, his country's lower house of parliament, when he demanded a public apology from his Italian counterpart.All hugely embarrassing, but does it matter?

Greece, on the other hand, is roundly criticized for lying about the true state of its finances again and again, before and after joining the euro zone, and its failure to take any of the numerous steps demanded by its creditors to modernize its economy and — a particularly sore point — its tax collections.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in his March 3 address to Congress, roundly criticized the proposed deal because it reportedly might last only 10 years and would allow Iran to retain 6,000 or more centrifuges, compared with the few hundred that the administration originally demanded.

Israel's actions have been roundly condemned and demands from senior UN officials and human rights groups for Israel to be investigated for international war crimes over the "massive violation of human rights" are growing by the day.

The 14.4% decline has been roundly blamed on demand destruction, as U.S. consumers evaluate their driving habits in the face of soaring fuel costs.

Mr. Hollande, who this week roundly criticized Mr. Cameron for his "à la carte" approach to Europe, after a speech last month demanding a redrawing of Britain's relationship with the union, was an hour late to a meeting during the afternoon with the British prime minister, Mrs. Merkel and Mr. Van Rompuy.

Bernard Jenkin, a key figure on the right who described Cameron's statement as "extremely measured and constructive", made clear that the Lib Dems were in no position to demand PR. "I can't believe that Nick Clegg's new politics is about demanding policies that were roundly rejected at the ballot box or propping up the most unpopular prime minister in recent times" he said.

This is one of many instances in which Eliot the critic -- who praised Dante for his lucidity of image, and roundly chastised Milton for his "complication... dictated by a demand of verbal music" -- disagrees with, and disguises, Eliot the poet.