Sentence examples for decidedly interesting from inspiring English sources

It was decidedly interesting to see this imaginative modern in the flesh and to hear his interpretation of two of his works.

These sorts of autonomous robots aren't new but they do offer a decidedly interesting use for drone technology.

I don't know if, in sum, it's a more just world even though Tilda's won an Oscar, but I agree with her opposition to a golf course in a decidedly interesting case in Scotland.

The other works were decidedly more interesting and generally more efficient.

He is now on a visiting committee for the Department of Musical Instruments, which is decidedly more interesting to him than a wine auction.

In the future, the company has plans to take the service mobile, which would allow users to post their feedback about local retailers – a move that sounds decidedly more interesting, even though it also means going up against local ratings and reviews giants like Yelp, Google+ Local or even Foursquare, for example.

Musically, Turandot is decidedly the most interesting work ever written by Puccini.

I held my tongue; there, you see how I avenge myself!" De Sade is much more of a protean, amphibian creature, morphing from noble to revolutionary, and there is a great deal more to him, much of it decidedly more complex, interesting, and baffling, than the point that Quills, the film of his life, tirelessly belabours: that he is a martyr to the oppression and censorship of church and state.

Connelly, 37, has, but this is a strange look for her because there is every indication that she is interesting and decidedly down-to-earth beyond the trappings of her day job.

That should make tweet sex (the action, not the service) decidedly more visual and interesting — and should help with that whole 140 character limit thing (though being unable to test it, I'm not sure if Twitt Sex has that same limit).

The production crew of The X-Files designed the set in a decidedly "low-tech" and "interesting" manner.