By day's end Kerry's comment had become the Putin proposal, endorsed (sort of) by Syria and (wholeheartedly) by the U.N. secretary general.
Today, French people are side by side wholeheartedly with the American people".
That lot shifted the democracy of who was making art by embracing wholeheartedly the commerciality of the market.
It was a fine line to walk for a presentation, but it steered clear of cliché by committing wholeheartedly (and bodily) to the enactment.
Mr. Fisher began by agreeing wholeheartedly with Morris Goldstein and stressed that even the most junior credit analyst at BlackRock knows higher equity for banks lowers their required rate of return on equity, because a bigger buffer against losses and potential insolvency means that the equity of that bank becomes safer.
By so wholeheartedly embracing the female perspective and honoring a woman's sexuality, "Outlander" made it clear that there is an enormous amount to be gained from incorporating and sometimes prioritizing the viewpoint and desires of female characters.
The movie Arthur tries to woo its audience in the same way that the character Arthur tries to woo Naomi: by trying wholeheartedly to amuse and astonish us with the expensive toys it purchased to populate Arthur's bedroom, from his floating magnetic bed to his gold-plated Blackberry to his British-phone-booth-fish-tank.
The last time Cyprus came close to a settlement in 2004, the UN-brokered blueprint outlining a bizonal, bicommunal federation was accepted by Turkish Cypriots but wholeheartedly rejected by their Greek counterparts after a fierce no campaign lead by Tassos Papadopoulos, Cyprus's then president.
At first, I thought Frazier had taken an ill-advised detour, but little by little I was won over, wholeheartedly by the end.
First employed by Gordon Brown and since adopted by subsequent governments, it has been embraced perhaps most wholeheartedly by Theresa May, who says: for too long, the government has stood "neutral" between different sets of values rather than promoting "British" tenets such as "the rule of law, democracy, equality and free speech".
