Sentence examples for decidedly lost from inspiring English sources

While the jury is still out on what President Obama's China visit has achieved for the long term, the president has most decidedly lost the war of symbolism in his first close encounter with China.

It's now confirmed that Donald Trump has decidedly lost the Iowa caucuses to Texas Senator Ted Cruz.

The cohesion of the Partitas as works of seven movements that decidedly belong together is, unquestionably, lost.

His best defenses relied on veterans, but this year's crew is decidedly young, having lost several important players — including Mike Wright, Myron Pryor and, most recently, Jerod Mayo — to injuries.

We decidedly won one and lost the other.

The next time Wolves played United, at Molineux at the start of this month, they put up a more than decent performance and were decidedly unlucky to lose to the only goal of the game from Paul Scholes.

Alexander the Great's favourite play, for example, was decidedly jolly: in Euripides's lost Andromeda, which told the story of the heroine's rescue from death by the hero Perseus, the two marry.

Steinbrenner was decidedly less happy a month earlier, when the Yankees lost the regular-season finale to Cleveland in the Bronx to force a one-game playoff with the Red Sox the next day at Fenway Park.

Nevertheless, with Academy Award nominations just over the horizon, Gillespie's film is neither lost nor found in the shuffle but decidedly part of it.

For one reason or another, this area has been decidedly underfunded over the years and we have lost many of the groups that have had exquisite expertise in the area of cellulases and their parent micro-organisms.

Always slight of build, he lost some 30 pounds, leaving him a decidedly thin 120.