She said she "wholeheartedly" accepted his apology.
Governments, many of them looking for excuses to increase spending, wholeheartedly accepted Keynes's views.
Cavour wholeheartedly accepted the concept of the separation of church and state; in his negotiations with the papacy he became a passionate supporter of the idea.
"I wholeheartedly accept your invitation to become a 'member' of SEVA," reads the letter, signed by "Steven Jobs," with the first letter of both names in lowercase.
Ross's perm, Monica's fat suit, Rachel's nose all go toward setting the tone for the payoff, which the audience wholeheartedly accept.
Just two years ago, Mr. Sharon's approach seemed paranoid to many Israelis, based as it was on the belief that the Palestinians still do not wholeheartedly accept Israel's existence.
In his view, it would entail an evolution of the Palestinians and of the Arabs to the point where they wholeheartedly accepted Israel's existence and Israel's terms for existence.
LONDON (The Borowitz Report) – In the aftermath of Scotland's "no" vote in the referendum on becoming an independent country, Queen Elizabeth II, of Great Britain, took to the airwaves on Friday morning to inform the people of Scotland that she "graciously and wholeheartedly" accepted their apology.
By Andy Borowitz September 19, 2014 LONDON (The Borowitz Report) – In the aftermath of Scotland's "no" vote in the referendum on becoming an independent country, Queen Elizabeth II, of Great Britain, took to the airwaves on Friday morning to inform the people of Scotland that she "graciously and wholeheartedly" accepted their apology.
So, challenge yourself to go on a mission to wholeheartedly accept rejection, and almost welcome it.
