Sentence examples for roundly seen from inspiring English sources

Rising prices for the skins and contentions that the growing seal population is contributing to a shrinking codfish population have eased the revival of an industry once roundly seen as barbaric.

Orb Audio is roundly seen as being a company that produces decent to excellent mini speakers at a price that is, at the very least, acceptable to a wide strata of the speaker-buying public.

Over the weekend, Global was close to abandoning its attempt to grab control of GCap, having seen its second offer of 202p a share roundly rejected by the company and Schroders late last week.

She was roundly attacked by the state, by former supporters and friends, and seen to be an anachronism.

While this is a noble effort to be roundly applauded and is also a great start, it should only be seen as a start.

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.

Wales's World Cup aspirations lie in tatters thanks to this inept display at the Karadjordje Stadium in Novi Sad, which saw them roundly thumped by Serbia.

In a bitterly fought campaign, in which he was seen as simply too extreme for many Pennsylvanian voters, Santorum was roundly defeated by his Democrat opponent in one of the biggest losses in Senate history for an incumbent.

The latest plan – including the colonial history component, and securing MacGregor for a two-year term – was seen to have helped to improve the image of a project that had been roundly panned by critics here and abroad.

Fans flocked to see him and roundly urged him to shoot whenever he touched the ball.

But Mr Harris was not to be put off, and in Canada the province is boss.Still, elections in November for the new megacity's 57-member council saw Ms Hall roundly beaten by Mel Lastman, who in 25 years as mayor of North York had greatly developed that northern suburb.