Sentence examples for so wholehearted from inspiring English sources

These stories are so large; they're so wholehearted.

So wholehearted a promise, made again to George Bush in Washington this week, marks a milestone on the long road travelled by Germany since it regained full sovereignty in its foreign affairs after its unification in 1990.

Others - myself included - regard Mandingo as the single most important film on the subject, a vision so wholehearted in its condemnation of racist barbarity that any so-called excesses can be readily excused.

In her piece on Canetti, she speaks of his tendency to write homages: "So wholehearted is Canetti's relation to the duty and pleasure of admiring others, so fastidious is his sense of the writer's vocation, that humility — and pride — make him extremely self-involved in a characteristically impersonal way.

I may be honest enough to recognise that I must own up to a mistake because it would be dishonest not to do so without my acceptance being so wholehearted that I can own up easily, with no inner conflict.

I have never been in a room with so many wholehearted, graceful people who are willing to make themselves vulnerable.

The performances were expert and, even more important, so unassuming and wholehearted that once-dusty-seeming dances came vitally alive.

MPs may have decided to vote for the government, but they did so without the wholehearted enthusiasm that that 544-majority figure implies.

Coleman had spoken beforehand about the importance of seizing this historic moment, and his players did so with a wholehearted display.

Since Christ died for all, our task is to take that Good News to a world broken by sin, and to do so with the wholehearted commitment of those who are sent by Jesus our King.

Don't suppose Owen's evidence might convince Labour's reluctant wing that the party can now not only be trusted with the economy but is even electable, and so worthy of their wholehearted support?