Sentence examples for Less wholehearted from inspiring English sources

Fulham could point to their own penalty appeals, although they were less wholehearted.

And the government's quibbling over where the talks should be held, rejecting the Tigers' suggestion of Oslo, makes it seem less wholehearted in its commitment to peace.

But declining issues outnumbered advancers on the New York Stock Exchange, an indication that the rally was less than wholehearted.

And they hope it will erase any lingering perception that his support of Mr. Bloomberg might be less than wholehearted.

It is never less than wholehearted but its angle of attack is more threatening to left- handers.

The project collapsed and Angelo Mariani, who was to have conducted the performance, seemed to Verdi less than wholehearted in his support.

The problem is the tiny fraction of Americans in whom national pride, patriotic loyalty, religious faith, and regard for the work ethic might possibly be less than wholehearted.

When Man Booker announced its new international fiction award last year, the enthusiasm was less than wholehearted among British critics and novelists.

Mr. Barak accused Mr. Sharon in the letter, which was distributed by Mr. Barak's office, of giving him less than wholehearted backing during a politically tumultuous week.

But a slowing economy, and then September 11th, meant that Mr Bush lost interest.The Americans, for their part, are miffed that Mexico's solidarity with their war on terrorism has seemed less than wholehearted.

She said their apology to the hearing this month was "less than wholehearted and rapid", and their "response on the part of the congregation has caused considerable difficulties to the work of the inquiry".