Sentence examples for decidedly away from inspiring English sources

Fashion has turned decidedly away from the corporate world this season.

The big problem for the 21st century is surely how to redefine the notion of "people power" (Greek demokratia) so that it can work for vast political conglomerates from which almost everyone feels alienated, and in which power has moved decidedly away from the "people" in any meaningful sense.

What has been noteworthy is how consistently those leaders turned the situation into an economic equation, which they saw as tilted decidedly away from Eastern Europe and toward China, where Japan enjoys many economic advantages that it is nervous about losing.

It is simply a little suspect that the distribution of these projects is decidedly skewed away from spheres of political influence.

The litany of celebrity guest stars exacerbated this sensation, with only Kristen Wiig as the young Lucille adding anything to proceedings (and Seth Rogen as young George Senior decidedly taking things away).

By this time I had decidedly drifted far away from what might have been expected of me by my parents in terms of occupation/profession.

But police and public officials in Ogden took decidedly different lessons away from the incident.

Over the past five years, Zuma has decidedly shifted South Africa away from the West and towards China.

His way of coping with re-entry has been decidedly low key: whiling away hours at the Odd Future store, skating, making music with everyone in the crew.

Though Rai Bachchan proves a fierce courtroom presence, her agony at seeing her offspring spirited away is decidedly overstretched: witness her extended pre-intermission slo-mo charge towards the kidnappers' SUV after her girl is spied in the backseat.

His motivational tactics were often decidedly nationalistic, with an away trip to Hungary in 1930 including a detour to the monumental first world war cemetery of Redipuglia where, among the war dead, the players were reminded of their responsibilities and the sacrifices of their forefathers.