Sentence examples for decidedly early from inspiring English sources
Despite the program's name, the point isn't so much to recruit researchers who are decidedly early in their career; rather, it's more a way of expanding NIH's universe of reviewers and skilled applicants.
From Britain, there's AllSaints Spitalfields (No. 52; allsaints.com), a three-story spot where dark cloaks with a decidedly early-'80s feel are for sale in an industrial interior, and, in another recently renovated building nearby, an outpost of the popular Ben Sherman label (No. 31; bensherman.de).
But even in those decidedly rough early sketches, the concept's awesome potential was made apparent.
It featured a hipster-fresh graphic with the letters "A R" ― for alt-right ― in a decidedly tubular early-'90s font.
With 14 members, the commission was decidedly larger than other, earlier attempts at establishing redistricting commissions elsewhere in the country, which usually had only a handful of commissioners.
This production stimulated interest in the styles of the great Classical sculptors and helped to determine the decidedly Classical atmosphere of early imperial art.
But a deeper resonance lies with the work of a scholar of decidedly different stamp: the early 20th-century geographer and ardent imperialist Sir Halford Mackinder.
All he can come up with is some adolescent waffle about "revolution" and a decidedly ahistorical view of earlier cultures: "If like the native people of America we believed God was in the soil, what would our intuitive response be to the implementation of fracking?" Personally, it's not the god in the soil I'm worried about so much as earth tremors.
Like "Midnight," "Magic" is decidedly lower-key than earlier Coldplay songs, with Martin's delicate falsetto floating over a muted drum-machine beat.
Today's versions of those early orations are decidedly shorter and more audience-friendly.
