Sentence examples for Decidedly appropriate from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, ours is an age where ownership has slipped back into the plasma of unresolved terms, so Prince, trapped as he is in the 20th century, may very well be flying the most decidedly appropriate banner for our time.

Getting carried away with the opportunity to speak uninterrupted French on an open mic, Williams giggled and seemed to thank herself — a decidedly appropriate gesture given her own exemplary performance today.

It maintained first of all the decidedly biblical thesis that no appropriate name can be given to God at all unless he himself reveals it.

The use of that decidedly Moscow Centre term for "house cleaning" is appropriate when you simply connect the few dots that explain Trump's affection for Vladimir Putin, the ex-KGB head whom John McCain called a "thug" and a "killer".

My proposal for Internet companies to consider, in appropriate circumstances, a real-name policy decidedly does not include a call for the end of anonymity on the Internet.

The timing of the threatened attacks is decidedly bizarre, as if the perpetrators consider it appropriate to kill foreigners, but wrong to interfere with the World Cup in doing so.

BILL SWEENEY Shorewood, Wis., Nov. 21, 2011 The Writer Responds My proposal for Internet companies to consider, in appropriate circumstances, a real-name policy decidedly does not include a call for the end of anonymity on the Internet.

And by "dynamic," I'd suggest that religious teaching not only be developmentally age-appropriate, but that it also be decidedly non-dogmatic.

After Eric Marcus introduces himself on his Making Gay History podcast, the first thing you hear is the sound of a cassette tape being loaded into a recorder, a decidedly retro noise that serves as an all-too-appropriate metaphor.

There have been multiple "opinion polls" some with decidedly unscientific methodology, without requisite sample size and indeed missing appropriate State-wise stratification, but nonetheless proclaiming a change in government.

Vedder used chalk on toned paper to give his plates an archaic quality appropriate for ancient verses, although his imagery shows a decidedly Victorian sensibility.