Sentence examples for would roundly from inspiring English sources

Veteran skiboard converts would roundly dispute that appraisal.

In the petition, Davis states: "If any other country were treating prisoners the way we are treating those in Guantánamo we would roundly and rightly criticize that country.

"If the U.S. fell a little short of their goal, I don't think people would roundly criticize them".

Those government bodies have also enabled him to indefinitely postpone gubernatorial elections that, constitutionally speaking, should have taken place last year (polls indicated that ruling party candidates would roundly lose).

"It would be roundly attacked and roundly criticized".

Homer's Fates would have roundly punished the hubris.

The 87-year-old criticised his estranged daughter and predicted she would be roundly beaten in presidential elections next year.

If an N.F.L. player was allowed to compete under those conditions, the team (and league itself) would be roundly flayed for endangering his health — and misleading young athletes about the risks of head injuries.

And one song, Yahweh, features an introduction of pattering drums and distant synthesisers that, were it by anyone else, would be roundly castigated for being a transparent imitation of the introduction to U2's With or Without You.

Supporters of increased gun restrictions said they were looking forward to seeing their children protected in the years ahead, while at least one opponent cautioned that Mr. Obama and the Democrats would be roundly rejected here if they moved to limit weapons.

Some consideration was given to having it declared invalid on the grounds that it was unconstitutional as well as a violation of the European Convention on Human Rights, but in the end the government agreed to allow the referendum to go forward, probably in the hope that it would be roundly defeated and thereby become a symbol of Swiss open-mindedness.