Sentence examples for decidedly more open from inspiring English sources

While Apple is famously secretive, the firms that thrive in AI take a decidedly more open approach.

This event seemed decidedly more like an Open than last year's national championship, what with the firm fairways, record heat and linoleum-quick greens.

Freud's outlook was decidedly more deterministic than today's open-ended approach.

The Hurricanes opened the second half with a decidedly more deadly shooting eye than the 24percenttheyey converted before halftime.

Now Kirkwood has been handed the job of polishing Pollini's entire image, or, as Aeffe group president Massimo Ferretti puts it, "opening us up to a decidedly more international panorama".

Thanks to a combination of falling rents and customers' tightened purse strings, a wave of youthful and well-travelled restaurateurs have moved in, bucking the trend of overblown excess and opening smaller establishments with a decidedly more personal feel.

Younger people dressed in jeans and shorts — many not of voting age — seemed decidedly more at home, as if they were attending an open air concert and were fully versed in the festival ritual.

Uncharted is a decidedly linear experience; The Last of Us is slightly more open, but still very much a story-driven, linear game.

The Swiss ski village of Verbier will get decidedly more upper class when the Lodge (www.thelodge.virgin.com), the newest addition to Richard Branson's globe-trotting playgrounds, opens at the Alpine resort next month.

The city has become decidedly more vibrant.

But the patrons are decidedly more upscale.