Sentence examples for committed wholeheartedly from inspiring English sources

Asked about the affair, Mr Tajani said he was satisfied that OHB-System was "committed wholeheartedly" to the project.

"I committed wholeheartedly to doing the job," she said.

If the designers had committed wholeheartedly to either polarity of action or horror, Revelations may have been a headshot, but what we're left with is more like a glancing blow".

It was a fine line to walk for a presentation, but it steered clear of cliché by committing wholeheartedly (and bodily) to the enactment.

Even though the most recent market reports show Manhattan real estate prices holding steady, as they have for more than two years, other signs indicate that the New York City market may finally be willing to stop flirting with recovery and commit wholeheartedly.

Corey White commits wholeheartedly to "comedy with a conscience", spelling out the moral of his show, The Cane Toad Effect, as though he were giving a speech in high school ("My speech is about... ..): it's of good intentions gone awry, as with the introduction of the cane toad to Australia – hence the title.

But when she holds a pause indefinitely, eyes closed, as her band wait for her cue, it's genuinely spellbinding, even at a distance, to see a musician match performance to lyrics, soul with song – to commit wholeheartedly to the world she has created.

What if the speaker turns to you just as you unhinge your jaw and commit wholeheartedly to an ear of corn?

And at worst, s/he is profiled as a destructive minx -- a tragic figure that is unable to commit wholeheartedly and that only exists to corrupt the harmonious love economy.

There were some things that I was so embarrassed to be reading out loud, but it's one of those things where you have to commit wholeheartedly or you're going to make a fool of yourself".

It's just plain hard for some of us to commit wholeheartedly to that workout unless we're under the watchful eyes of skinny girls in spandex (or muscley men in man-thongs?) or have the galvanizing guilt of a prepaid membership.