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202 examples of Heartily in a sentence

Those who join me in making it happen will become a part of history and join other bold individuals from time past who, had they been here today, would have heartily approved.
Although I endorse heartily the fact that he stole her diary, it's not me.
Xoquauhtli’s team battles heartily, throwing nochtles, marigolds, and balls made of reed and moss.
I found myself laughing heartily and for that reason, I recommend you watch it.
Some have said here that Ariana Richards is really talented but that the material was flawed - I heartily disagree.
If you're an open minded adult with a taste for something spicy I can heartily recommend this little film as a nice diversion.
I heartily recommend Pride of St. Louis to baseball fans everywhere.
But without reservation I can heartily recommend this film to anyone; one of the very best I have ever seen.
Because Mr. Bean almost never speaks, I heartily recommend using a DVD player with the teacher holding his finger over the pause/play button.
The romantic female lead is the youthful and fresh-faced Loretta Young, who had not yet become the proto-Julie Andrews we generally know her as, but was still a blushing girl exuding all the sweetness of a rose garden and laughing merrily and heartily the whole time.
If your local art house ever has a revival of this film, I heartily recommend that you break any engagement to able to be able to see it big.
But, for everyone who wants to laugh heartily, and gain a better understanding of the gay situation at the same time, this is definitely the best film out there.
I heartily give it 10 stars and recommend it highly!
In this, we heartily concur!
Weighing in at a hefty 8 hours, some people may want to check out the edited highlights brought to you in the form of the film "Deep Blue" but I would heartily recommend you give the series a go.
I have never seen people laugh out loud so heartily and literally fall out of their chairs as when I introduced them to Mr. Bean via my videos and now DVDs.
Horror fans (I'm speaking to the over 12's, although if you're under 12 I apologise for what you might deem an insult): In short, if you appreciate having your imagination disturbed by well written, original storytelling, punctuated by unpredictable well planted scares, and delivered via convincing performances, then I can heartily recommend - AVOIDING THESE STEAMERS - made by directors who have apparently long since past their sell by date.
The opening sequence, where St. Nick chuckles heartily as he observes monitors showing all these kiddies working hard while singing terrible holiday songs in a variety of languages, seems to go on forever, and with no story.
By the end, and exceedingly, dumb-founding-Ly stupid climax, I was laughing heartily - just not at what the film-makers wanted me to laugh at, but instead at how ridiculous and stupid the movie was.
I do heartily agree with one other comment: for a vampire movie, there's not much blood.
This was raunchy and crude, but thank god! Unless you're a prude, I heartily recommend this movie.
The whole thing is a great deal of fun, and I heartily recommend it, and thank you imdbman for letting the paying customers have their say in this fascinating venue.
I heartily recommend it to those who appreciate the stretch of their imagination.
I whole heartily give Miss Sullivan a perfect 10 in this Golden Age Cinema Classic, that has a special appeal for all generations.
I heartily recommend.
I won't spoil the film for anyone, but, separated from my wife by 4,000-odd miles, as an ex-army officer who was deployed in a couple of wars and as private pilot, I admit to crying heartily a couple of times.
As some performances were done in English (the scenes with Shelley Winters and Melvyn Douglas among others) and others in French (with most other characters) and Polanski did his own dubbing in English and French, I heartily recommend, if you happen to be bilingual, to switch the audio from French to English and vice-versa, during the appropriate scenes while watching the magnificent transfer on Paramount DVD.
Reilly is a very good actor, and it was the only time during the show that I actually laughed heartily.
Gould's shaggy character rants and raves too, but his Harry Bailey presents a different problem: he cheats, he lies, he cuts corners, he heartily embraces his own set of values and yet is happily corrupt!
I don't often laugh out loud in movies--I laughed heartily all through this one.
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