Sentence examples for decidedly foreign from inspiring English sources

"For most of his peers, the U.S. is a sometimes reviled or admired, but decidedly foreign, other.

To help artists think like small-business owners, the group offers access to advisers in publicity, audience development, business planning and other concepts that many artists find decidedly foreign.

"Like somebody put it in my butt?" one patient asks of the decidedly foreign matter found in there.

He was a great economist but decidedly average foreign exchange dealer.

For years, Kenya has followed a decidedly mild foreign policy, often playing peacemaker in its neighbors' civil wars.

But the explanation that Cuba's foreign ministry quickly offered on Tuesday, a day after the ship's dramatic seizure by suspicious Panamanian authorities at the Atlantic entrance to the Panama Canal, was somewhere between decidedly strange and scarcely believable.

But given the choice of getting my winter apples from a large corporation or a family farm in the Hudson Valley, I'm decidedly less enthused by foreign competition.

It might also be helpful to those who are on trial for the giant Parmalat fraud of 2003 that gave Italy such a decidedly unsavoury reputation among foreign investors.

Whenever Mr. Yauch attended Sundance, it was common to see him emerge from screenings of some of the decidedly less commercial offerings, foreign language films and unconventional work that Oscilloscope would sometimes later pick up.

This week, the Wall Street analysts that Argentina must win over in order to regain flows of foreign capital were decidedly pessimistic about the future.

In his 1864 book on Shakespeare portraits J. Hain Friswell wrote, "One cannot readily imagine our essentially English Shakespeare to have been a dark, heavy man, with a foreign expression, of decidedly Jewish physiognomy, thin curly hair, a somewhat lubricious mouth, red-edged eyes, wanton lips, with a coarse expression and his ears tricked out with earrings".