Sentence examples for are decidedly different from from inspiring English sources

But the gloomy tunes being sung by these two technology executives are decidedly different from the songs of last year.

Those of Galicia are decidedly different from the stereotypical Spanish wines, those that ripen under a powerful Mediterranean sun, which packs them full of fruit and alcohol.

As for James Murdoch, his leanings are in plainer view than his brother's, and they are decidedly different from his father's (with an important exception, friends say: free-market fiscal policy).

Mr. Obama's approach to the confrontational advertising is decidedly different from that of Mr. McCain.

But the new area is decidedly different from those around it.

The image is decidedly different from the gentle but stately renditions of the Kamakura period.

The tone was decidedly different from that of the Yeltsin administration, when Mr. Yeltsin would gently chide business leaders, play them against one another and seek their backing.

"I pulled some tapes off the Internet from the J. F. K. Library, and I realized pretty early on that his conversational voice -- pitch, tone and cadence -- was decidedly different from his oratory voice.

The violence here is decidedly different from that which grinds on in Kenya's slums, where police officers have opened fire on unarmed demonstrators and rival gangs prowl alleys with rocks in their hands.

While no network enjoys paying $389 million for a three-week, 63-game event with declining ratings, as CBS does for the men's tournament, the atmosphere this year is decidedly different from last year.

He parries them all, answers most of them with a mild urbanity that belies his reputation of being occasionally difficult, and confirms his own report that the vibration on this tour is decidedly different from the last.