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202 examples of Heartily in a sentence

Even though I found the very ending to be a bit week (though passable) and tangentially inconsistent with the visceral flow and power of the film as a whole, I heartily recommend "Dark City" to all those who thrive on a challenge to the imagination and have the courage to question the darkness in a quest for the light.
Now he's back, and welcomed heartily.
I recommend the film heartily especially if you want to smile and sing along.
She is a thorough pro, and gives us a Craig's Wife that Harriet Craig would herself heartily approve of.
For those that are huge fans of the Christian Bale masterpiece should whole heartily avoid this film at all costs.
This is complete paisa vasool film.... U can heartily laugh for 2hr 15min... Don't see logic n all, just sit down n relax...
I heartily recommend it for anyone who is tired of the well-worn, formulaic movies that Hollywood seems to be cranking out these days.
I heartily recommend that everyone sees it for themselves at least once, and find out which group you belong to.
I heartily recommend checking this one out if not merely for a glimpse of what I believe is possibly the worst movie ever made.
For fans of good drama and the dynamics of male friendships, not to mention desperation, jealousy, and sarcasm, or those who want to laugh out loud, I heartily recommend this movie.
Most Japanese, heartily sick of war and military bullying, were happy to go along with all of this.
It lasted 50 days and was heartily supported by Beijing residents and people all around the country, from all walks of life.
Yet when Mugabe was introduced at the most recent meeting of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) in Zambia’s capital, Lusaka, his fellow heads of state heartily applauded him.
And anyone reading the two sides’ increasingly heated online interactions can see that they heartily despise each other.
Sentiments of which Josef Stalin would heartily approve.
Medvedev and the siloviki heartily dislike each other.
One cannot blame people for growing heartily sick of the bickering in Parliament and the endless talks with the EU that never seem to go anywhere.
From my own experience teaching economics online, I heartily agree.
The other unpleasantness, which for a moment upset his good-humour, but about which he afterwards laughed heartily, was that of all the provisions that Kitty had provided so lavishly that it had appeared impossible to eat them up in a week, nothing was left!
One could see that, having devoted great pains to the improvement and decoration of his place, Vronsky felt compelled to boast of them to a fresh person, and was heartily pleased by Dolly's praises.
So the ten pairs of jaws, from little Estelle, whose teeth were beginning to appear, to old Bonnemort, who was losing his, worked so heartily that the bones themselves disappeared.
We embraced each other heartily.
As to Monsieur Bovary senior, who, heartily despising all these folk, had come simply in a frock-coat of military cut with one row of buttons—he was passing compliments of the bar to a fair young peasant.
Madame Derville laughed heartily at what she called her cousin's absurd ideas.
His audience laughed heartily and applauded; this is the kind of wit that goes down at Verrieres.
And she laughed heartily at the thought of the rouge which Madame Valenod felt herself obliged to put on whenever she expected Julien.
Often he laughed heartily at what was being said in the little group; but he felt himself incapable of thinking of anything similar to say.
The Marquis laughed heartily at the petition which Julien recited as he made him sign the letter applying for this post to the Minister of Finance.
'England, her noble Lords at least, curses as heartily as we ignoble Jacobinism: without English gold, Austria, Russia, Prussia cannot fight more than two or three battles.
'Yes, Sir,' replied the gaoler, lowering his voice, 'but do not speak so loud, it may damage you.'Julien laughed heartily.
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