Sentence examples for decidedly of from inspiring English sources

Spall is decidedly of the soapsuds-and-whitewash school of painting.

Iain Sinclair once divided writers into pods (writers who stay in their studies) and peds (writers who roam and walk) – Lindqvist is decidedly of the latter temperament.

His "Mill at Parkman Town, on the Head Water of Grand River" from the previous year, is decidedly of its time.

Although much of his graphic work, notably a 1926 series of illustrations for Eugene O'Neill's play "The Emperor Jones," is decidedly of its time, it reveals a stylistic approach that many designers and illustrators employ today.

Philip Oltermann, Berlin The Premier League's fans in Ghana are decidedly of the Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool and the two Manchester clubs variety; a smattering of Spurs fans and then... nothing.

For example, it is clear that interstellar calcium lines have relatively small solar motion and extremely small dispersion because they are primarily connected with the dust that is limited to the galactic plane and with objects that are decidedly of the Population I class.

The new album produced a single, a decidedly of-the-cultural-moment amusement called "It's All Going to Pot," that climbed briefly into the Top 50 of Billboard's Hot Country Songs chart, thanks to downloads and streaming.

AMONG the rows of gleaming classics at collector car exhibitions like the Pebble Beach Concours d'Élégance, a few clusters of vehicles seem decidedly out of place.

Earlier this week, China's national sports agency announced a decision that is decidedly out of character: the nation will no longer obsess over the pursuit of medals.

This put Stravinsky decidedly out of step with his creative contemporaries at home.

Murray was decidedly out of sorts in his narrow victory over Andreas Seppi yesterday but from the first rally today his timing was much improved.