Sentence examples for and is decidedly from inspiring English sources

They face a contradiction, though, because that movement also shuns processed food and is decidedly low-tech.

"Madiba," he added, like much of his repertory, is focused on ideas and relationships and is decidedly nonautobiographical and nonnarrative.

She has accordingly had three teeth drawn, and is decidedly better, but her nerves are a good deal deranged.

The musical includes many moments where the characters and band speak to audience members - and seeks cheers and jeers from them - and is decidedly more of a fun night at the theater when the place is packed, the producers noted.

They were badly wrong about the Iraq war (even going so far as to savage the wars critics); wrong about the surge in Afghanistan (is still badly wrong about current policy there); and is decidedly wrong on Chuck Hagel.

Logue is 62-years-old, lives in the un-hip northern California town of Chico – and is decidedly old-school.

Many are of the "Wal-Mart Watch" variety (walmartwatch.com) and are decidedly one-sided.

Mr. Miller says North Fork sales represent 20 percent of all East End sales and are decidedly more affordable.

16 bands is nearly a festival unto itself, except that each performance was kept lightning short and were decidedly unpolished.

Ulrich Seidl's far more brutally candid Paradise: Love tackled sex tourism in Kenya and was decidedly unsexy.

At school Keats was noted as a pugnacious lad and was decidedly "not literary," but in 1809 he began to read voraciously.