Sentence examples for decidedly like from inspiring English sources
But it looks decidedly like filler".
TOKYO — When Zack Wood produces his illustrated stories online, his Japanese classmates say they look like American comics while his American friends say they look decidedly like manga, the popular form of comics that originated in Japan.
The sleek stainless-steel kitchen, matching orange couches and various touches by the artists (wall-to-wall carpet by Mr. Isermann; a construction-paper lawn with beautiful fluorescent origami-leafed trees by Mr. Rehberger) look decidedly like options, and rather expensive ones.
The look — airy rooms filled with vintage French posters — is decidedly like New York's SoHo.
In the past, the right simile would've been cumulonimbus clouds, but this haze feels decidedly like smoke.
It's nourishing and tastes decidedly like home cooking.
And here in relatively liberal Connecticut, Republicans, perhaps reacting to their losses in last month's election, are starting to talk decidedly more like Democrats.
The name derives from the wired version of the company's cheaply priced Bullet earbuds, though this version looks decidedly less like ammunition.
"Our early ancestors may have looked decidedly ape-like, but they were already beginning to act like humans as much as 3.4 million years ago," writes Dick Ahlstrom of The Irish Times (http://www.irishtimes.com) on August 12 , 2010
But as gadgets go, UP is decidedly ungadget-like.
The GS races to 60 m.p.h. in a decidedly unBuick-like 6.2 seconds, according to Car and Driver magazine.
