Sentence examples for wholeheartedly joined from inspiring English sources

Its people wholeheartedly joined the uprising, leading Syrians to dub it the "capital of the revolution".

But when Mr. Bradley announced that he would seek the Democratic presidential nomination, she wholeheartedly joined the effort.

In the wake of the attack and ensuing slaughter, the Narragansetts wholeheartedly joined the anti-English war effort, albeit in a weakened state.

The large and mostly affectionate group of presidents (which President Obama seems to have nominally but not yet wholeheartedly joined) does show signs of clubbiness.

Not long after graduating from Mills College in Oakland, Calif., in 1958, she arrived in New York and wholeheartedly joined the revolutionary Judson Dance Theater group.

"I wholeheartedly join you in sounding a global rallying cry: No more Nagasakis.

Even if Mr. Museveni does at some point wholeheartedly join the Government, according to some analysts, it will be difficult to persuade large numbers of troops on both sides to put down their arms once and for all.

We wholeheartedly join Noonan et al. in advocating for those affected.

In 1848 he spoke at the national convention of the newly formed Freesoil Party, and after 1854, haltingly at first and later wholeheartedly, he joined and worked for the new antislavery coalition known as the Republican Party, which ran and elected Abraham Lincoln in 1860.

Americans have joined wholeheartedly in this trend of buying abroad and show signs of finally breaking out of their long-term reluctance to buy anywhere but Wall Street.

He celebrated it with a brief statement declaring the formal end of the 14-year controversy over Europe and calling on the anti-marketeers to join wholeheartedly in working inside Europe to solve the economic crisis.