Sentence examples similar to decidedly engaging from inspiring English sources
Ms Pehnt, concentrating on one life and its possibilities, decidedly engages and holds our sympathy.
Daniel Seligman, who with gentle wit, ornate syntax, statistical acumen and a decidedly conservative bent engaged readers of his "Keeping Up" column in Fortune magazine for more than two decades, died Jan . 31in Manhattan, where he lived.
The Mirror saw it very differently, heaping ordure over Cameron for engaging in the "decidedly suspicious" timing of the announcement which reeked "of a diversionary tactic by a rattled PM.
In her countercampaign, young Syrians have posted pictures of themselves engaged in decidedly non-extremist activities — drinking beer, wearing tight clothing, even laying out hashish on a table — with slogans like "I'm Qaeda?
Pioneered in Canada, but now used in cities around the world, the first safety audits were decidedly low tech: They engaged women in "mapping out" their surroundings, with a pencil and paper checklist.
Phase One, unusually for someone not exactly famed for engaging with modern pop, made extensive use of Auto-Tune and some decidedly crunk beats (courtesy of co-producer Joshua Welton).
Mr McCain has also engaged in some decidedly unstraight talk.
This case is a stark reminder that while Boston Children's enjoys a stellar reputation as a whole, individual or even small groups of practitioners there still engage in inappropriate and decidedly unscientific behavior.
Sanders's refusal to engage with Clinton over her emails was decidedly "on brand" (barf) for the unorthodox senator from Vermont.
