Sentence examples for decidedly bigger from inspiring English sources

Members of the cabinet are to be offered a choice for their next ministerial car: either a Toyota Prius, which is eco-friendly, medium-sized and reasonably priced, or a Jaguar XJ V6, which is decidedly bigger, twice as thirsty, three times as expensive and about one-tenth as fashionable.

They decided that they preferred to remain the 27 biggest fish in the European pond, though some will always be decidedly bigger than others, and not to import a pair of unbiddable sharks who might start to gobble them all up.

And crowds were decidedly bigger than that really sad, lonely one in Maine.

The last time Democrats took back the House, in 2006, it was with a decidedly big-tent approach.

Even Daft Punk's well-earned album of the year win for "Random Access Memories," a decidedly big-budget affair that arrived with as much fanfare as James Cameron's "Titanic," still felt like a victory for the little man.

They can still give their home the TARDIS feel with decorations and accoutrements even if they live in an apartment that is decidedly not bigger on the inside.

In the short time since Amazon first announced its search for a new headquarters in 2017, the political climate in a liberal city like New York has also turned decidedly against big corporations (Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, whose district includes part of Queens, hailed the defeat of "Amazon's corporate greed, its worker exploitation, and the power of the richest man in the world").

Riefkohl answered that he did, however it was decidedly too big for Emerson's use.

Its questioners and moderator will decidedly not be big time, big city media types from WFAA and the Dallas Morning News, the state's leading daily newspaper.

When, understandably, both waited politely for the other to talk, Gibson said snidely, "Don't all speak at once". For that matter, the running-mate question that Gibson made such a big deal over was decidedly not a big deal -- especially since Wolf Blitzer asked it during a previous debate televised and produced by CNN.

The business was called Monavie and, although it really is a big-shot corporation, I quickly realized Roni is decidedly not a big-shot businessman.