This newspaper has long subscribed wholeheartedly to the idea of school vouchers.
My mother's cultural heritage, on the other hand, was heavily Wasp; she is a proud Mayflower descendant who until recently subscribed wholeheartedly to the notion that there is no emotion and no family issue that should not be suppressed.
Thomas Cahill, writing about Pope John Paul II, says, "It is nearly impossible to find men who subscribe wholeheartedly to this entire catalogue of certitudes" relating to the Catholic Church's teachings on sexual morality, among other things.
Judging by the conduct of his campaign so far, Obama's main platform is keeping the Republicans out of power a perfectly legitimate project, to which I subscribe wholeheartedly.
President Bush may have dreamed of a world of moral clarity after the terrorist attacks in the United States, but the crisis in South Asia, like the one in the Middle East, has shown how futile it is to expect people to abandon their own deep and bitter animosities and subscribe wholeheartedly to Washington's still rather abstract call to fight evil as America defines it.
I subscribe wholeheartedly to the idea work life needs to be a parenting discussion, not a woman-only discussion, but women are especially susceptible to the pressures of trying, not merely to have it all, but to do it all.
His superiors disapproved of steep skiing, and he felt called upon to preach a gospel of caution that he did not wholeheartedly subscribe to.
They are modern, refined spectacles that wholeheartedly subscribe to an essential ethos of the Edinburgh Fringe: the bigger the better.
That said, I wholeheartedly subscribe to the philosophy of really listening to people who have different experiences than my own.
Listening to Dorsey describe his program is a bit like hearing someone describe a life-coaching method they wholeheartedly subscribe to themselves.
