Sentence examples for most wholehearted from inspiring English sources

Strachan paid tribute to Brown's contribution to his country, saying: "Scott is one of the most wholehearted players I've encountered and somebody who puts the team ahead of himself.

Gilbert and George rarely produce work in editions, and have never done so for free before; Planed thus represents the most wholehearted manifestation of "art for all" of their career.

At their most wholehearted – There Is No Other Time is full-blown disco, with barely a mention of telepathy or space travel – you can feel them really straining for a hit.

He is one of the most wholehearted people I know.

Some of the most wholehearted people I've met are the ones with whom I've shared the National Parks.

What the rebels thirst for, most of all, is wholehearted American support.

I've embraced the news as an invitation to be my most honest, vulnerable and wholehearted self.

There is quite a tradition of brawling in these fixtures, with most involving at least one wholehearted scuffle.

It sounds like Mr. Hidalgo — on fiddle, accordion and plenty of electric guitar — took over, carrying the music toward the scruffy biculturalism of Los Lobos with Los Cenzontles' wholehearted approval; the most modern-sounding rocker, "Overtime," was written by Los Cenzontles.

Now I think I can be much more wholehearted.

Mr. Kweli, the concert's most vehement and crowd-pleasing performer, went for wholehearted consciousness-raising, mocking imitative gangsta rappers as "softer than mashed potatoes" and insisting, "The most important time in history is now".