Sentence examples for decidedly bright from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush sought to portray a decidedly bright view of the nation's economy, saying it was improving because of tax cuts.

The future continues to look decidedly bright for La Viola under their new manager Vincenzo Montella – even if such missed opportunities did leave room for fresh reflection on the failure to sign Dimitar Berbatov this summer.

Besides the decidedly bright costumes symbolizing the hopes and dreams of every creative artist who packed up their bags to try to make it in Hollywood, this film was also cast with a diversity of races, genders, shapes and sizes that truly reflect the diversity of Los Angeles' current citizenry.

Recent dates have been decidedly brighter.

Still, the wage picture is looking decidedly brighter.

But Brian Solomon said the bright, decidedly unnatural colors of M&Ms make him happy.

While the décor echoes Annisa's (white walls, blond wood, swaddling leather booths), the decibel level is decidedly higher, the lighting bright and unmoody.

In "Billy the Kid," which won the top documentary prize at the South by Southwest Festival in March and opened in New York on Wednesday, the title character emerges as a bright, likable, decidedly awkward oddball, as apt to quote Robert Frost as he is to mimic Gene Simmons.

The new album does throw a couple of unexpected turns right off the top, with two tracks that Ackermann wrote on his own: "Supermaster," as moody, spare, and purely post-punk an opener as APTBS has ever offered, with what Lunadon calls a "driving-through-the-night" vibe, and "Straight," released in December as the first single from the record taut, bright, and decidedly not noisy.

He has seen the paint on the truck fade from bright red to a decidedly more neutral shade.

New retail gets this, which is why the future is bright for new retail and decidedly bleak for old retail.