Sentence examples for wholehearted praise from inspiring English sources

As he resisted intense pressure from Mr Bush's officials to cut rates, this loss was testimony at least to his independence (if not to his forecasting), a feature of the Greenspan Fed that deserves wholehearted praise.

The range of opinions on The Help span from distaste to wholehearted praise, and, as the Times article notes, the book has been compared by many to the classic To Kill a Mockingbird.

One of the executives closest to Simon's projects, he is wholehearted in his praise.

Even those who favor him seem loath to admit to wholehearted support, tempering their praise with caveats and qualifications.

While Senator John McCain declared his wholehearted support for the decision, Mr. Obama was more moderate in his praise, saying that the ruling would "provide much-needed guidance to local jurisdictions across the country".

McNicol's speech at conference on Sunday appeared to have some words of support for Corbyn's critics, saying he would always defend party staff "whenever they come under attack" and explicitly praised the PLP, saying MPs were "Labour through and through, and deserving of our wholehearted gratitude and support".

He laughed with wholehearted gusto.

His acceptance of Romanticism was never wholehearted.

He is selfless, wholehearted and fiercely competitive.

The Lutosławski Quartet give wholehearted, stylish performances.

The judges this year were wholehearted about "Carpentaria".