Sentence examples for more heartily from inspiring English sources
Other positive forces, more heartily affirmed, are Hiaasen's heroines.
"I can't stand you," Lyons told him, and they laughed, although Ross a bit more heartily.
Shoppers tend to stay longer and shop more heartily when food and public bathrooms are nearby.
Every time the Justices got, or gave themselves, the green light to stand and clap, Justice Clarence Thomas clapped more heartily than the others.
The problems scientists confront today are actually much harder than they were at the dawn of the nuclear age, and their successes more heartily earned.
He often praised the policies of John F. Kennedy in his writings and criticized the Democratic-led Congress for not embracing them more heartily.
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".
It's still more unusual to laugh heartily when you're surrounded by strangers on the subway, as in this cartoon of mine: Here what is being communicated is that you're weird.
Polls find voters disgusted with Democrats but even more so with Republicans and heartily sick of politicians in general.
But on a purely tactical level of political analysis, I have to vigorously applaud Rand Paul for taking a stand, and I heartily encourage more candidates from both sides of the aisle to do the same thing.
More than this, he was heartily esteemed for his good sense, greatness of heart, and integrity of soul".
