Sentence examples for heartily change from inspiring English sources

You borrow one last time from Searle, summarising TH.2058 as "an extended joke about the purpose of art and art galleries", and then laugh heartily, change the topic and make a mental note to find out why the joke was so funny.

This week we introduce the first of a series of changes to our Food pages, changes designed to more heartily and tastefully reflect the way we eat now.

This change of view should be heartily welcomed.

I heartily welcome Naimoli, Parker, and Heiby's endorsement of behavior change interventions, as well as their elaboration on behavior change best practices.

His colleagues all heartily agreed, with one pointing out that "nothing ever changes here.

Like a defecting Syrian colonel or converted climate-change denier, Sanford I. Weill has been heartily welcomed among those on the right side of history.

On a semantic note, in efforts to promote studies of beneficial microbe/animal associations as informing parasitic or pathogenic associations, Margaret McFall-Ngai has suggested that terms like "virulence" and other disease related terminology be changed to more neutral terms, which I heartily endorse.

Your own parents Mum and Dad will approve heartily: your mother will repeat ruefully, "My, how things have changed," and look at your father a bit scarily; your father will think you have been sacked.

As we all so heartily chanted during the US presidential elections, "It's time for a change".

With all of England sympathising, more or less heartily, with the North, they persist in regarding her as an enemy, and seem positively anxious to change an ally … into an open and dangerous foe".

The spokeswoman, Lilo Stainton, said that in past years, the governor had "given heartily to schools, urban churches, arts causes and progressive groups" that promote peace, reproductive rights, and drug policy changes.