Sentence examples for less than wholehearted from inspiring English sources
But declining issues outnumbered advancers on the New York Stock Exchange, an indication that the rally was less than wholehearted.
And they hope it will erase any lingering perception that his support of Mr. Bloomberg might be less than wholehearted.
The problem is the tiny fraction of Americans in whom national pride, patriotic loyalty, religious faith, and regard for the work ethic might possibly be less than wholehearted.
But a slowing economy, and then September 11th, meant that Mr Bush lost interest.The Americans, for their part, are miffed that Mexico's solidarity with their war on terrorism has seemed less than wholehearted.
It is never less than wholehearted but its angle of attack is more threatening to left- handers.
The project collapsed and Angelo Mariani, who was to have conducted the performance, seemed to Verdi less than wholehearted in his support.
Few financial specialists get the chance to join the board of a FTSE 100 company at 35, so you can't blame Pearson for deciding to overlook the less-than-wholehearted endorsement from the board.
In the end, the pigmentation issue led to less-than-wholehearted backing from the F.D.A., which approved the drug on June 6 , 1996 with a caveat: Xalatan, it said, should be used only as backup therapy when all other drugs have failed, and not as a "first-line" treatment.
Anecdotal tales about Cipriani's less-than-wholehearted contribution for England Saxons in Italy this month have been circulating for a while and published allegations that he "mocked" Johnson and cheered for the opposition while watching the England-Wales game on television with his team-mates are unlikely to see the fly-half return from the Test wilderness any time soon.
Roddick has never been less than a wholehearted competitor and, for a long time, one of the most dangerous players near the top end of the game.
