Sentence examples for decidedly behind from inspiring English sources

Jeans are back, and they have left Woodstock decidedly behind.

In key respects, in fact, the standard of living of most Americans has fallen decidedly behind.

The crowd at Ashe, which seems full to the brim for the first time in the tournament, has been decidedly behind Federer throughout, a factor that can't help Djokovic's morale as he looks to dig back into the match.

It's rare that such a change in lineup isn't accompanied by considerable drama, but if there was any, it stayed decidedly behind the scenes, with the band mostly declining to discuss it.

But increasingly, there is a decidedly retro helper behind the curtain — a human being, Steve Lohr writes in The New York Times.

Some of the books are secular classics that happen to feature themes important to Judaism, like "The Peace Book" by Todd Parr, the decidedly non-Jewish genius behind "Otto Goes to School" and "It's Okay to Be Different".

David Mahoney, a business leader who left behind the world of Good Humor, Canada Dry and Avis and threw himself behind a decidedly less conventional marketing campaign, promoting research into the brain, died yesterday at his home in Palm Beach, Fla.

Some thus think a direct challenge to President Mahmoud Abbas is in the works, a possibility that is suspected by at least some Fatah members and is perhaps behind some decidedly unsubtle domestic political manoeuvring.

In the decade since then, Mr. Ellis has become perhaps the leading political force behind the decidedly unpopular efforts in Texas to slow the state's speedy executions and erase what he said were the inequities that often keep black, Hispanic and indigent defendants from a fair trial.

Future policymakers won't have the luxury of hiding behind these decidedly problematic estimates.

Hate to break it to you, Richard, but your attempt at sweet-natured comedy is leaving behind a decidedly sour taste. .