Sentence examples for roundly well from inspiring English sources

And "How to Survive a Plague," about the early days of AIDS activism, has been roundly well received, and its subject is one that many in Hollywood support.

The chin goes back towards the Adam's apple and the words are released roundly, always well in the wake of the thoughts.

In fact Exxon continued to fund Soon's roundly debunked research well after the company promised Congress they would stop funding confusion on climate change in 2007.

As well as being roundly mocked and plagued with hoax calls, the scheme resulted in just 11 people leaving the country.

The age of thirty-seven marked a good time in her life: she was well paid and roundly liked in the office; she relished New York; though she'd regained an interest in men, she didn't feel desperate.

(Note: when my kids spotted Owen Wilson under similar circumstances a quarter century later, he roundly ignored them. Ah, well).

Less than a week old, it already has Westminster agog with its well-sourced but roundly denied allegations, serialised in the Observer weekly newspaper for which Mr Rawnsley writes.

The developments have been roundly attacked by governments abroad as well as by Zimbabwe's opposition, even as Mr. Mugabe has mostly succeeded in muffling dissent within his party, the Zimbabwe African National Union-Patriotic FroNational Union-Patriotic

At last month's World Economic Forum meeting in Jordan, well-heeled Arab participants roundly dismissed the once-popular notion that economic liberalisation is a necessary precursor to political reform.In this section Arab reform, or Arab performance?

One might be tempted to conclude that it represents a pinnacle of academic writing, were its well-mannered achievements not so roundly bested by the next book on the shelf.

The policy played well with economic populists but was roundly criticized by economists.