Sentence examples for decidedly later from inspiring English sources

But on the set of the modern-day romance "Begin Again," the British star's call time was decidedly later than on "Anna Karenina" or "Pride & Prejudice".

The resulting estimate of 130 210 ms overlaps partially with the observed retinotopically sensitive part of the SSDW but is decidedly later than its onset (110 ms).

Two millennia later, the decidedly 21st century combination of big data and crowdsourcing may be yielding the answer.

Upon coming round some minutes later, a decidedly confused and tiddly Zaaf remounted his bicycle and set off in the wrong direction, prompting the spectators lining the route to summon an ambulance to bring the stricken rider to Nîmes.

Almost as soon as the duel with Mr. Spassky was over, Fischer disappeared from public view, only to return two decades later as a decidedly unheroic figure.

But another speaker, who came later, struck a decidedly gentler tone with the more than 60 police officers, of differing ranks, looking on across a police barricade.

'You can't behave like that with this lot.' I was talking about this little exchange later with a decidedly unhooliganish English fan who lived in the US and we decided this was what it meant.

Although the Henry VI plays, written when Shakespeare was still in his 20's, are decidedly less conscientious than his later plays in hewing to the historical record, divergences tend to be the result of the playwright's need to compress vast sweeps of time into a manageable drama.

And Steve McClaren felt the glossy brochure waved in front of him in June had become decidedly moth-eaten three months later.

While the mobile app was excellent for when users were in triage mode — that is, when they were quickly deciding which emails to archive, which to respond to, and which to snooze for later — it was decidedly less useful for composing messages of any length or substance.

Five weeks later, the outlook is decidedly different.