Sentence examples for decidedly changing from inspiring English sources

"This is a sign of shifting, but not decidedly changing sides, on the death penalty," said Ed Stetzer, a Southern Baptist and executive director of LifeWay Research, an evangelical research firm.

Upholding a classic skating tradition in a changing world was decidedly not China's problem.

In comparison with Gordon-Cumming's performance in the witness box, Edward did not make a strong impression; the reporter for The New York Times noticed "that the heir apparent was decidedly fidgety, that he kept changing his position, and that he did not seem able to keep his hands still ... Except to those near him, only two or three of his answers were fairly audible throughout the courtroom".

Unlike drugs and biotech, vaccines are decidedly low-tech.But that is changing.

In this very forum, Sarah Brown (who, as the wife of UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown is decidedly not "press") writes about a "changing tide of opinion for girls and women".

It is a pestilence changing their online experience, and decidedly not for the better.

Changing behavior by changing parental attitudes is a decidedly different proposition from tinkering with the ribosomes, even though a similar behavioral change might conceivably be brought about by either means" (p. 321).

In a sign of changing times, the 1960s-era chapel is getting a decidedly modern face-lift.

Released in 1997, "Brown" was Tarantino's follow-up to the industry changing work he did in "Pulp Fiction," and a decidedly different affair.

Last year, the "Hamilton electors" advocated changing the rules of elections midstream, which would have set a decidedly undemocratic precedent.

Minaya said he was not prone to changing his mind from day to day, but his mood was decidedly sunnier Sunday morning, calling it a "productive weekend".