Sentence examples for wholeheartedly admitted from inspiring English sources
The phrase "wholeheartedly admitted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when someone is expressing a sincere acknowledgment or acceptance of something, often in a personal or emotional context. Example: "After much reflection, she wholeheartedly admitted that she had made a mistake in her judgment."
Yet in his seventh year in office, President Bush still has not wholeheartedly admitted to any wrongdoing.
The 52-year-old musician also spoke about his 13-year-old, Noah, comparing her somewhat to Miley and admitting wholeheartedly that their family is far from normal.
I wholeheartedly acknowledge these imperfections.
I admit this wholeheartedly too, while I also consider this statement a top-tier self-sacrifice one of which, may haunt me for the reself-sacrifice one
Even though Comey admitted the next day that he didn't have any hard evidence to back his statements up, that didn't stop Rosenberg from wholeheartedly agreeing.
On my more centered days I agree wholeheartedly with Chouinard about the joy of the process, yet I will admit that for me the emphatic tug of an Atlantic salmon has become something of an addiction–I do want to catch fish.
I agree wholeheartedly that it is a truly soul-crushing experience, but don't admit defeat.
Neither they nor the coalition will gain momentum unless outsiders, particularly Western governments, are willing to back them wholeheartedly.Though rebels have been closing in on Damascus, sneaking into ever more suburbs around the edges, they admit they have been losing a lot of men as the regime's forces fight back.
"I feel they are belatedly admitting to what is factually accurate, and they decided that it was in their own best interests to own up," says John Seffrin of the Cancer Society, who wholeheartedly supports F.D.A. regulation.
We wholeheartedly concur.
I love you wholeheartedly.
