Sentence examples for most heartily from inspiring English sources

Whether these greedy practitioners greased the wheels of commerce or simply clogged them can be debated -- perhaps most heartily at a minimum-security facility.

In Poland, indeed, the very notion that Western-style capitalism will work in the eastern nation that embraced it perhaps most heartily is under attack.

So here are my favorite books that Henry Miller introduced me to, all of which I can recommend most heartily: "The Autobiography of Benvenuto Cellini" (a terrific liar, the very portrait of entertaining braggadocio).

Yet it could be argued that the shortest and simplest number (an eight-minute pas de deux in plain costumes on a bare stage) was the most moving, the most mysterious, the most heartily cheered.

Whichever party most heartily adopts the Royal Society's recommendations will secure the UK's future economically and, more importantly, create the science-literate society and research-driven economy we should all aim for.

On alighting, his Majesty shook hands with Senor Kindelan, and said: "I wish to congratulate you most heartily," adding: "It gives me great pleasure to know that I have in the Spanish army officers who are such able aviators, and who have such a thorough grasp of this important section of military science".

A 35-year-old engineer who dabbles in painting and espouses such causes as environmentalism and human rights, he has emerged as a champion of a different vision for Libya, which most Libyans heartily agree has been dreadfully mismanaged under the dictatorship disguised behind his father's quirky ideology of "direct democracy".Some of the younger Qaddafi's initiatives have had a degree of success.

"The Queen's visit to Dublin sought to build bridges and heal wounds which were both old and deep; this historic visit was one in which most people heartily rejoice, enabling us to pass and re-pass over the ground, apparently without seeing it," he said.

They arrived at Giants Stadium last night as a bunch most opponents would heartily welcome.

And judging from the reactions to the Nobel announcement, most academic economists heartily approved of it.

Though Mr Ozawa is widely described as the DPJ's electoral genius, most Japanese polled heartily to want to see the political operator gone.