Sentence examples for decidedly as from inspiring English sources

It was decidedly as a leader, however, that the 76-year-old from Buenos Aires later conducted a mass in the Sistine Chapel for the cardinals who elected him there.

He wrote to the committee that "the plaster model of Vinnie Ream struck me decidedly as the best likeness, and recalled the memory of the Admiral's face and figure more perfectly than any other model there on exhibition".

Thirsk's exile is decidedly spiritual, as well as physical, his world darkening and constricting as it sends him spinning out into the unknown.

For more 8-bit remixes, check out Forrest Gump, Finding Nemo and Elf, all of which are decidedly not as creepy as Lynch's suburban murder mystery.

It was decidedly ominous, as was the subsequent gamut of long lines and tiny elevators.

The New York Times' Ben Brantley was decidedly unimpressed, as were the reviewers for the LA Times, the Chicago Tribune and Variety.

June's relationship with her son remains decidedly sketchy, as are the circumstances of her and Hector's parting so many decades ago.

Clare Boothe Luce (Sarah Wynter) was a friend, who in this telling comes off as decidedly devious, as does Hopkins (Mark La Mura).

This suggests a process spanning the indiscriminate to the decidedly non-random, as well as a relationship between normal genetic turnover and the acquisition of copy-number change.

His approach to business is decidedly Anglo-Saxon, as is his frequent use of expletives.

Works on display blend classic themes and techniques with a decidedly Brooklyn spin as they address and comment on the concept of "cool".