More than ever, the mayor said, it is clear that candor works best with the public, which has responded wholeheartedly.
Perhaps no institution responded more wholeheartedly to the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks last year than Trinity Church.
When Welles was young — he was twenty-five when the film opened — he used to be accused of "excessive showmanship," but the same young audiences who now reject "theatre" respond innocently and wholeheartedly to the most unabashed tricks of theatre — and of early radio plays — in "Citizen Kane".
There was a question on the application form that implied unquestioning allegiance to editorial independence, a mantra repeated by Lord Patten recently, to which I responded: "Whilst I wholeheartedly support editorial independence, there is a risk that the media itself is sometimes too close to its subject matter to be objective.
People who I did not expect to see my blog posts, let alone read them in their entirety, were responding to me wholeheartedly, telling me they've also battled with depression and my words helped them, or that they never realized how difficult it must be to have chronic health problems.
"Unless you allow me... you will have no part with me... .. Peter, chastised and perhaps ashamed, unabashedly responds -- I can see him wholeheartedly and with great exuberance replying, "then not only my feet but wash every part of me" -- the indication of these words imply Peter's deeply passionate commitment to Jesus.
When Harold Wilson's government responded with a sweeping programme of police reform Hermon embraced this wholeheartedly.
Happily, successive administrations responded by running huge fiscal deficits, a Keynesian remedy of which Posner wholeheartedly approves.
PiXL did not respond to a request for comment, but Sir John Rowling, PiXL's chair, told the TES: "We are wholeheartedly behind Ofqual and Ofsted in any work they do to find people who are abusing the system".
