Sentence examples for decidedly bad from inspiring English sources

For some of them, the easy connectivity that technology makes possible is a decidedly bad idea.

Moreover, after the Arab spring, renewed military dictatorship in Pakistan would look decidedly bad.

Even when things were looking decidedly bad for him last week, Lord Black could not resist the temptation to brag.

This is decidedly bad fashion form, a clear demerit, and I'm sure I've missed some higher point about the virtue of an expandable waistband.

When a climate science denialist starts congratulating your country on its stance at major international climate change talks, you know things have gone decidedly bad.

Serotonin is good for your mood, but too much of it in your brain and spinal cord is decidedly bad for sex.

This happens so seldom that you immediately start suspecting some weird "astrological retrograde moons in the wrong house" explanation, but Sunday was decidedly a bad day to be a quarterback named Manning.

The economic news last week was still not good, but with two of the nation's biggest banks returning to profitability and General Motors saying it will not need a $2 billion cash infusion from the government this month, it was also decidedly less bad.

But, the current Republican proposals and their hardline commitments show none of those concerns and are decidedly very bad news to the poor.

Where the original is a melancholy, slightly exhausted celebration of non-stop partying evocative of a pleasantly numb hangover this remix sounds decidedly like a bad trip.

NEW YORK -- J. Crew's menswear collection had a dressy and decidedly slim, trim bad-boy British feel to it, and for good reason.