Sentence examples for decidedly creative from inspiring English sources

Escobar also owned the Medellín football team Atlético Nacional, where the sale of tickets for cash and decidedly creative book-keeping when it came to player transfers enabled him to launder hundreds of millions of dollars.

This is particularly suggested by his charge that I have had "limited exposure to African-American culture": this is a decidedly creative conclusion to draw from my book, and is essentially a variation on the typical charge that black people taking controversial positions are "not black".

What American critics of the Energiewende have yet to appreciate is that the Energiewende's destruction is of the decidedly creative ilk.

There's no doubt that after meeting Ono, Lennon moved in a decidedly different creative direction.

"There's no doubt that after meeting Ono, Lennon moved in a decidedly different creative direction," she added.

One initiative should be beneficial distinctly to filmmakers/artists who straddle, as the slash implies, contiguous but decidedly segregated creative worlds.

Both have strong resumes, but while one seems to be bursting with new and daring ideas, the other comes across as decidedly less creative (though clearly still a smart cookie).

Of the two, Aldeburgh is decidedly the more creative, inventive, thriving and varied.

It was creative and decidedly unstuffy.

This new wave, however, is decidedly French but still creative, and occasionally even boasts relatively comfortable surroundings.

Michael Psilakis, who took Greek food in an unusually creative — and decidedly upscale — direction when he opened Anthos in Midtown Manhattan two years ago, has just unveiled Gus & Gabriel on Manhattan's Upper West Side.