On his debut album, #NewGoreOrder, Borgore decidedly holds nothing back.
Indeed, despite the invective and uncertainty that continue to surround the nominating saga, the last few days in Mrs. Clinton's orbit have had a decidedly improvisational, nothing-to-lose feel.
Since he holds a British passport, it will be hard to indict him from a country where actions of this sort are considered bad form and decidedly gauche, but nothing to go to prison about.
Romney's response was decidedly meta — "I have nothing to add to the story" -- but he then fell into the practiced political parlance of nondenial.
Charles Dickens wrote of a daylight visit to Vauxhall Gardens, in Sketches by Boz, published in 1836: We paid our shilling at the gate, and then we saw for the first time, that the entrance, if there had been any magic about it at all, was now decidedly disenchanted, being, in fact, nothing more nor less than a combination of very roughly-painted boards and sawdust.
Those who compile crosswords do so for love – it's decidedly not for the money – and nothing can stop them endlessly rearranging the English language into teasing puzzles.
But Mr. Lubovitch's ill-titled ballet, with its decidedly aqueous flood imagery, has absolutely nothing that will stimulate a second look.
It was at times shamelessly functional and nothing like the complex and decidedly untrap output he came to prominence with when he signed to Warp.
In spite of the dated décor (call it early Metropolitan Home) and retro prices (nothing tops $18), the food is decidedly fresh.
Mr. Moody has attempted a decidedly postmodern kind of science fiction in which nothing is stable or clear: neither events nor characters nor even time's arrow.
