Sentence examples for decidedly, I from inspiring English sources

Decidedly, I think, a very gentleman-like man".

She wrote to her sometime lover Morton Fullerton, "Decidedly, I'm a better landscape gardener than novelist, and this place, every line of which is my own work, far surpasses The House of Mirth… " Yet "The House of Mirth" is bookended by contrasting visions of domestic architecture.

But the mood is decidedly 'I'll do it myself' and 'Don't get in my way.'" The result was laws, or the lack thereof, that permitted persons to carry firearms openly, known as open carry, often without any permit required, in 22 states by 1998.

"Suddenly I felt decidedly ill and I thought I was going to vomit over the Sun photographer.

Most, however, were decidedly humorous: "I regret not banging that girl when I had the chance".

When I ask him about the All-Star experience, though, he is decidedly animated: "I didn't know what to expect but it was a great three days, just meeting these guys and paying with them.

(Which amused me, because much of my early reading was decidedly unfeminist: I must have read every single Mills & Boon romance published before I was 16. And each time I try to read those books called "classic feminist texts", I get bored, and I struggle to finish them).

While recollections from the age of four (that's a little joke) can, as we all know, be decidedly hazy, I remember some clear impressions.

Romney's response was decidedly meta — "I have nothing to add to the story" -- but he then fell into the practiced political parlance of nondenial.

I'm decidedly anti-3D—I think it's silly but if it's what the American people want, then so be it.

Without clothes I must look decidedly odd, but when I'm dressed I look normal (I think) and decided to concentrate on staying a fit and healthy size 10, instead of worrying too much about whether my lack of decolletage robs me of my femininity.