Sentence examples for decidedly little from inspiring English sources

But after spending more than $25 million on the venture, Columbia has found decidedly little interest among prospective students in paying for the semester-length courses.

"The Littlest Rebel" corrects that unhappy thought and presents the conflict as a decidedly chummy little war.

The whole genre is decidedly homemade, a little lazy even, bailing on the need for scripts and actors, for riffs and romps.

All Spinks could manage in reply was the decidedly less threatening: "A little terror in your life is good".

Although the films are filled with fight sequences, the combat tends to be of a decidedly cartoonish variety, with little blood and few mutilations.

This concert, given by the BBC National Orchestra of Wales under the Swedish conductor B Tommy Andersson, as part of Radio 3's current season of Nordic music and words, had a decidedly elemental quality, if little obviously ecstatic light.

I was happy with the network on my little and decidedly un-smart RAZR — even with Verizon's piece of shit software on it and the crapware.

Despite the costly production of "Space", the episode was derided as "decidedly unscary" and "a little tasteless" in its treatment of the Challenger disaster.

Typically, Congressional races tend to be less competitive because the incumbents often face opponents who are decidedly less well known with little chance of unseating them.

Just three comedians – Steve Pemberton, Reece Shearsmith, Mark Gatiss – played almost 100 grotesques in a tour de force that made Matt Lucas and David Walliams's Little Britain look decidedly unambitious.

The scene, such as it is, seems largely based around poisonous beefs, and the one between Aspin and N-word-flaunting 12-year-old Little T is decidedly ugly.