Sentence examples for roundly understood from inspiring English sources
"It's been roundly understood that a corporation lacks a soul—I think that's a pretty good metaphor for this," he added.
Or is he better understood as the court's biggest sore loser, who just can't accept the fact that his colleagues roundly rejected his blustery constitutional and statutory interpretation when they ruled last month in favor of same-sex marriage in Obergefell v. Hodges and Obamacare in King v. Burwell.
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.
Paul actually seeks to understand the motives of terrorists and gets roundly booed.9 43: As much as I like Ron Paul's ideas, I do wish he was more coherent.9 42: Gingrich offers absolutely no evidence that the terrorist threat to America is "underestimated".
"What's the spin?" Peter Jennings (or any of the anchors) will habitually ask his D.C. correspondents, a question that all are meant to understand as "What lies can we expect to hear now?" No one's gestures are more roundly discounted as insincere than those of Hillary Clinton.
The eminent Rawls interpreter Samuel Freeman roundly declares that even setting aside the family freedom issue, we should see that all in all "Rawls does not understand FEO as requiring equal chances for the equally endowed" (Freeman 2007: 98).
And, she said, Hoi understands the value of working closely with the surrounding community — a trait he seems to share with Lazarus, who has been roundly praised for acting on the notion that a vibrant, compelling Baltimore goes hand-in-hand with a thriving MICA.
He was roundly condemned.
But it roundly backfired.
