Sentence examples for decidedly more serious from inspiring English sources

Goldie Hawn gained fame as the ditzy blonde on Laugh-In, but she is decidedly more serious offscreen.

But the messages in Lebanon from the '70s to the early '90s were decidedly more serious than those in the United States.

The second half of the evening was decidedly more serious, with one sketch featuring Zied Hamada apologizing for his speech impediment to his dying mother.

But it had a decidedly more serious and somber tone from years past as many investors expressed worries about the economy, Berkshire's investments, and how long Mr. Buffett, 78, planned to stay on the job.

At Fishtail he takes a decidedly more serious approach, producing a restaurant with some real charms, among them its smooth, upbeat service and an attractive, comfortable setting in an Upper East Side town house that once housed Jovia.

In any case, taking a stance against racial profiling by "doxing" or dumping personal data like this is a decidedly more serious endeavor than hacking into online gaming communities or even briefly taking down the websites of the Senate and the CIA.

However, he was in a seriously weakened condition; Wilson's diary entry for 14 January reads: "Shackleton has been anything but up to the mark, and today he is decidedly worse, very short winded and coughing constantly, with more serious symptoms that need not be detailed here but which are of no small consequence one hundred and sixty miles from the ship".

At times, former co-workers and journalists appear to suggest that Moore is egomaniacal and self- aggrandising; others make charges far more serious, contending that Moore often injects his non-fiction films with decidedly fictionalised segments.

The mood is decidedly more tentative, as if the HBO executives themselves are somewhat incredulous that they are having serious conversations with a filmmaker about the sexual relations between animals and humans.

The city has become decidedly more vibrant.

But the patrons are decidedly more upscale.