Sentence examples for which roundly from inspiring English sources

But in his recent book, "The End of Hope," which roundly criticizes unions, he singled out Ms. Weingarten for praise.

Early in his campaign, Mr. Deeds had hoped to paint McDonnell as a radical conservative by publicizing Mr. McDonnell's 1989 master's thesis, which roundly criticized working women and single mothers.

"There was a sub rosa message: 'Let's not behave like civilized people.' " Alec Brook-Krasny, 54, a state assemblyman from the former Soviet Union who was elected from Brooklyn in 2006, said he was struck by the tone of Mr. Storobin's campaign, which roundly criticized Mr. Fidler's character.

Bystanders in the central Baghdad neighbourhood of Karrada seemed oblivious to the release of the Chilcot report, which roundly condemned Tony Blair's decision to commit Britain to the war, but which was little more than a footnote to most of the crowd.

All of which roundly failed to impress the man who brought down the last Safe Harbor agreement….

If you want to break things down numerically, the Ion managed to squeeze out an average Quadrant score of 2872, which roundly put to shame my trusty Galaxy Nexus (average: 1812).

Collinsworth has become football's most prominent critic of illegal tackling by drawing on more than just his intelligence, which is roundly praised, or his experience as an often-defenseless receiver, which is roundly surmised.

The education legislation, which was roundly criticized by teachers' unions, was significantly toned down.

In 2004 it offered the North East its own assembly, which was roundly rejected.

The Urdu media, which are roundly anti-American, back this offensive, and the main political parties have declared their support.

The premise is reminiscent of A New York Winter's Tale, which audiences roundly rejected last year, despite a cast including Colin Farrell, Russell Crowe and Will Smith.