Sentence examples for Quite heartily from inspiring English sources
Rihanna was booed quite heartily in Berlin last November for being two and a half hours late.
Few will quarrel with the alterations or with that part of the novel Austen writes, which goes on quite heartily, well into Chapter 12, setting up what looks like a knockabout comic novel, a seaside romp.
That last one made me laugh quite heartily for some reason.
I wish quite heartily I'd never made it, because I'd have had a much longer career in Hollywood.
The North, he wrote in a letter to a friend, hates the Negro quite as heartily as the South, but uses slavery as a pretext for domination.
Kaufman and his co-writer and wife Rose Kaufman created a heartily anecdotal not-quite-coming-of-age saga from Richard Price's 1974 novel.
The numbers also show that Sutter and Gossage are quite comparable to Fingers, who was heartily inducted in 1992, and that Smith's 478 saves were clearly more of the modern variety.
1 8 D O C S. 2 0, 2 1 A P R I L 1 9 1 9 happy, and heartily so, about any recognition you may receive, but my pleasure was quite diminished again by this second paper.
Not for quite a time have the orchestra musicians been seen to welcome a newcomer so heartily.
Fair Game is never quite as thrilling as it should be, though, mainly because the treatment of the WMD issue is so simplistic, however heartily you might agree with it.
