Sentence examples for Very decided from inspiring English sources

The last accounts from the UNITED STATES report a very decided improvement in the state of trade generally.

I have a very decided style but, when I am finishing a book, I joke that I am a bit like a street person.

Greek thought drew no very decided line of demarcation between god and man, for legend offered more than one example of men who, by their achievements, acquired divine status.

But its reporting is mixed with Mr. Scheiber's very decided opinions — about, say, the size and shape of the stimulus and the political feasibility of passing something larger — that some readers will vigorously contest.

I learned that day that the Germans have – or my interviewer, at least, had – very decided views on what constitutes a comic novel, and mine didn't fit the bill.

In spite of very decided opinions, Bizet was still immature in his outlook on life (youthfully cynical, for instance, in his attitude toward women) and was plagued by an artistic conscience that accused him of preferring the facilely charming in music to the truly great.

It looked very... decided.

'I very consciously decided to keep the name Harry Reems.

But I very deliberately decided to make it about a tiny village.

Ms. Tierney thinks the difference was that he very quickly decided to trust himself.

But issues relating to children in divorce cases are still very often decided by long, heated contests between the parents.