Sentence examples for wholeheartedly reject from inspiring English sources
"I firmly and wholeheartedly reject the allegations that I have been assaulted," Dr. Hawking said in a statement issued Friday through Cambridge University.
There is room for debate as to what policies lift our nation up, but I wholeheartedly reject the notion that to advance the cause of the black community one must accept and adhere to Democratic policies.
Following are excerpts from a news conference held by Attorney General Janet Reno on Friday concerning Elian Gonzalez, as recorded by The New York Times: I wholeheartedly reject Cuba's system of government.
For the Hundreds, like other brands, the good being sold is identity, even to consumers who wholeheartedly reject the idea that a brand like Abercrombie & Fitch could mean something.
Fortunately, this is a vision that most people wholeheartedly reject.
A. That is the $64,000 question and I wholeheartedly reject it.
The Guardian today issued a statement saying it wholeheartedly rejected any suggestion that the news story was unfounded.
Kate Goold, of the law firm Bindmans who represented Miranda, said: "The notion of a journalist becoming an accidental terrorist has been wholeheartedly rejected.
Chapel Hill police have indicated this week a homicide investigation focusing on a dispute over a parking space, but the family of the victims have publicly and wholeheartedly rejected that narrative, calling the killing an "execution-style murder" and a "hate crime".
Neil Garnham QC, for the Home Secretary, said Mr Lidington's staff had merely placed the call out of courtesy to Mrs Litvinenko to inform her about the nature of the talks between Mr Cameron and Mr Putin ahead of media reports, adding that the Government "wholeheartedly rejects" the claims about its conduct towards Mrs Litvinenko.
The last time Cyprus came close to a settlement in 2004, the UN-brokered blueprint outlining a bizonal, bicommunal federation was accepted by Turkish Cypriots but wholeheartedly rejected by their Greek counterparts after a fierce no campaign lead by Tassos Papadopoulos, Cyprus's then president.
