Sentence examples for is wholeheartedly a from inspiring English sources

Those ridiculous moments in today's shooters, where a comrade is speaking straight into your face, and your character is just glaring silently back, never occur, because DOOM is wholeheartedly a game about being on your own.

Blachman says the agency is wholeheartedly onboard with a commercial space station initiative.

Where most of Schnitzler's reprinted novels in English are notable for their advanced psychological realism (Freud saw him as something of a doppelgänger), "Late Fame" is wholeheartedly comic, albeit with a touch of pathos and its own kind of unmasking.

As a first step, she needs to show her country and the world that she is wholeheartedly dedicated to advancing a robust and transparent model of democracy.

"But now it is wholeheartedly embraced.

In conventional American pictures, the role of the individual is wholeheartedly celebrated.

Adele is wholeheartedly herself," she said.

The Lib Dems are wholeheartedly committed to a federal UK, a written constitution, an elected upper house and, above all, proportional representation: a deal-breaker, it seems, for Clegg.

Back in 1967 the critic for The Village Voice, a publication you might think would be wholeheartedly supportive of a "tribal love-rock musical," took umbrage at this comprehensive "with-it -ness, with-it -nessthe showith-it -nesspportunism" that "exploits every obvious up-to-date issue — the draft, the writingen negrithat — in a crass effortheo be both timely and tidy".

"This suggestion, as well intended as it may seem, will have dire consequences for those of us who are wholeheartedly desperate for a repeal and are fighting for it daily," Lawson wrote.

"The very lack of any definite nationalism, of statements on who Australians are and where they stand in history, cannot be wholeheartedly deplored in an age that has seen so much horror and cruelty unleashed in the name of nationalism," he wrote.