Sentence examples for Quite decidedly from inspiring English sources

Hand's incessant prattling about arcana -- some of it true, some of it semi-true, some of it quite decidedly false -- grows tiresome, as does Will's New Age philosophizing.

Unfortunately any resultant spectacle value is quite decidedly offset by the pungent stench that inevitably spews forth from the breached and broken orifice.

All sorts of clients submit quite eagerly to decidedly explicit and unromantic depictions of sexual intercourse.

Internet-as-person would be right, because NBC has indeed sucked in a not-quite-new but decidedly giddy-stupid and cynical way throughout these Olympics.

Not that this was the seaside of Summer Things: here it was all quite upmarket, though still most decidedly 100% English.

While the monitoring equipment he uses is quite sophisticated, the traps are decidedly low-tech: he strings a fence across a snake transportation corridor and puts a box at the end fitted with a plastic Gatorade bottle.

Nevertheless, it showed up on quite a few spring runways, looking decidedly adorable.

The defendant, Ahmad Edwards, who was sometimes quite coherent and at other times decidedly not so, had differed with his lawyer over defense strategy.

The consensus of indicators, however, points toward a decidedly below-average but not quite recessionary economy.

This was decidedly risky, for it was quite possible that his partner would save at an expensive level in clubs if South bid, for example, four spades.

When they next met at Placentia Bay in August 1941 it didn't help that Churchill had quite forgotten the earlier meeting, but Roosevelt decidedly had not.