Sentence examples for More wholeheartedly from inspiring English sources

But helping Mr Maliki more wholeheartedly is another matter.

I was regularly punished for not taking part more wholeheartedly.

Also opposed, more wholeheartedly, was Keir Hardie, who died in 1915.

Perhaps no institution responded more wholeheartedly to the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks last year than Trinity Church.

Violent extremists' principles, aims and actions could be rejected more wholeheartedly by politicians and proponents of civil liberties.

There is tension in the ensemble's rhythmic relationship to swing, which Mr. Hart embraces more wholeheartedly than his colleagues.

"We acknowledge that past but, even more, we wholeheartedly welcome the considerable achievement of today's reality - the mutual respect, friendship and co-operation which exists between our two countries," he said.

As one man said today: "Nobody here talks wholeheartedly any more; it can be dangerous".

In Germany, Italy, Spain, England, America, and most of all in France, where the vogue of sheer, and often indigestible, erudition was never wholeheartedly adopted, more literary talent may have gone into historical writing than into the novel or the short story.

Finally, on a more applied note, we wholeheartedly agree with Ticknor and Tillinghast ([2011]:4) who argue that "[w]ith dwindling budgets and swelling jail and prison populations, the criminal justice system stands to benefit from using technology that has provided positive outcomes in many other fields.

The incumbent Democrat already seems poised to enter the general election contest without the backing of the labor community, which spent more then $10 million to wholeheartedly defeat her during the primary campaign and don't seem eager to come to a diplomatic accord any time soon.