Resoundingly in a sentence

As far as sentiments go, the stock markets have been scaling all-time highs for the past two months even as a the voters resoundingly backed PM Modi’s leadership in the recently concluded state Assembly elections.

Lightfoot resoundingly her mayoral crown in March, only garnering 16% of the vote.

Over the past 3 years, the Russell 2000 has generally tended to underperform the S&P 500. As a rule of thumb, the ETF outperforms in resoundingly bullish environments but tends to underperform in bearish ones.

The VAR ruling, however, was resoundingly panned on social media.

Those polls were won resoundingly by Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy, with international observers saying at the time the polls were largely free and fair.

We can say then that if the rise of the Alliance Party is the litmus test for the success of the Good Friday Agreement, the Agreement has not succeeded resoundingly, but neither has it been a failure.

All the comments we are hearing since we announced ownership have been resoundingly positive.

A new spending plan put forth by Donald Trump, and pushed by Elon Musk, was resoundingly rejected by House Democrats and a few dozen Republicans.

But what Biden has accomplished over the past four years, drawing on his extensive political and diplomatic experience, speaks resoundingly to his effectiveness as one of the best one-term Presidents in American history.

He notes, resoundingly, that “I had enough of the city life,” and muses that he was used to the Roseboro way of life again in just one week.

In that scenario, the question won’t be Trump wins but how resoundingly.

Mike Sheron's side were resoundingly beaten on the last day of the campaign but still secured a top-16 finish.

Tensions are high after Australian voters in October resoundingly rejected a referendum to create an advocacy committee to offer advice to parliament on policies that affect indigenous people.

The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals resoundingly rejected the ex-president’s claim of immunity from prosecution for trying to overturn his 2020 election loss.

Theresa May's Brexit 'deal' was resoundingly rejected by Parliament and by the people.

And I would say resoundingly audiences want to see more.

He received about 33,000 votes, more than a third of the total, but was resoundingly defeated in the general election for the House seat.

President Donald Trump’s delay-the-election trial balloon on Twitter last week was resoundingly denounced, and rightly so.

Sanders came a distant second on Saturday with 20% of the vote, close to the number he scored when he lost resoundingly to Hillary Clinton here in 2016.

The international community and persons of all backgrounds at home are making their voices heard resoundingly in support of our collective desire for free and fair elections.