Sentence examples for so roundly from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Nahoum has not been so roundly admired inside the confines of 95 Greene.

So roundly, indeed, that one committee member believes the traditional "standardised approach" is dead.

No book I have ever read captures so roundly the experience of wartime life.

In a telephone interview, Dr. McClellan said he was surprised to be so roundly praised.

She said: "The Mexican migrants that Trump so roundly defamed are engaged in the same quest as his forebears".

It was surprising to find a term that I had always assumed was favourable and benign being so roundly condemned.

I did an Any Questions with Rod two or three years back, and more recently we partnered up for an Intelligence Squared debate where we opposed the motion "This House Believes We've Never Had It So Good", roundly trashing its proposers, a posturing Tory MP absurdly dubbed Jesse Norman, and professional sibling-cum-popinjay Rachel Johnson.

But they have been abused, roundly so by great swaths of reporting – as Simon Jenkins also pointed out this week.

The Haunting in Connecticut, his only feature film so far, was roundly dismissed as a vapid, cliched supernatural horror, though it made enough money to ensure that two sequels are being planned.

Taxi industry historians say that the weekday late-afternoon shift change -- or at least the version that has become so noticeable and roundly reviled -- started happening in the early 1980's, when the large taxi fleets began leasing cabs to drivers instead of hiring the drivers as employees and paying them on commission.

It was no wonder she had been roundly congratulated, so why didn't it feel quite right?