Sentence examples for too roundly from inspiring English sources

But Gould argues against criticising Beringer too roundly for his gullibility.

Mr. Mehta and the orchestra, too, were roundly cheered by nearly full houses on all three nights, with the Bruckner evening eliciting a sustained — and ultimately, standing — ovation.

Mr Straw's proposals, too, are being roundly criticised by them.

"There has never been a more important time for Cosmos to re-emerge than right now because of the fact that we have in too many ways roundly ignored and rejected science when it used to be a source of pride for the country, and for the species," he said.

I've never really liked the electronics kits that LittleBits sold – they didn't do enough to be fun and were too simple to be roundly educational – so something like this is a great step forward.

The twist was that the Tigers got here by sweeping the Yankees, who were roundly panned for being too one-dimensional, too long-ball-centric, waiting for the big hits that never came.

Not too keen on the being roundly despised by just about everyone in the world part, mind.

But there is definitely goodwill towards the music too and the duo are roundly applauded off the stage.

Use of the scene during the debate when he approached Mrs. Clinton's lectern is a reminder to voters of Mr. Lazio's actions, which were roundly criticized as too aggressive.

In February, the administration's first attempt to role out the basic principles of their financial rescue plan – which included the earliest announcement of the programme whose details were revealed today – was roundly panned as too vague and not aggressive enough to restore market confidence.

And while politicians (and journalists — and most probably Soros too) are used to being roundly hated, tech firms most certainly are not.