with all one's heart

1. With great willingness or pleasure; also, with the deepest feeling or devotion. For example, I wish you well with all my heart. [Late 1400s]

Example Sentences

Simon May, a visiting professor of philosophy at King's College in London, credits the Judeo-Christian tenet of loving God with all one's heart, soul and strength as establishing love as the most important thing in life.

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One wishes with all one's heart that that lunatic would die.

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He replied, 'To love God with all one's heart, Christ helping us.'

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It seems what one desires with all one's heart for a long time finally comes to pass in some fashion or other.

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I thought to love mutually with all one's heart was only for ordinary people like we others; but a great genius like you only tolerates one love, and sometimes is pleased without really returning it.

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