Sentence examples for decidedly refused from inspiring English sources
Ironically, fiscal conservatives in Congress recently showed that they care little about actually saving the American taxpayer from looming debt when they overwhelmingly and decidedly refused to cut the awful funds that go toward killing America's top native carnivores, such as wolves, bears and mountain lions.
The next two days are decidedly not plastic-free, although I am refused a straw for environmental reasons when I order a Coke, which meant that *Carrie Bradshaw voice* I couldn't help but wonder: are straws the new cigarettes?
But Mr. Howard, 39, refused to perform the song at the Oscars because of its language and content, and his own musical tastes lie in a decidedly different direction.
The patient's rights most decidedly include the right to refuse treatment and the right to interrupt treatment even after it has been initiated.
Gervais, of course, is refusing to back down, defending his jokes as decidedly not transphobic and blaming viewers for being too sensitive. .
After a grand book falls through, the decidedly obnoxious Philip makes a complete U-turn and flat out refuses to do any publicity for his forthcoming second novel.
She no longer enters her work in festivals, and she refuses to make films longer than an hour, mindful of viewers' decidedly less demanding entertainment options.
My decidedly non-lawyerly reading of Florida's lodging statues suggests the hotel might be allowed to refuse a guest.
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Back then, Aer Lingus was decidedly more vulnerable, hemorrhaging so much money on unprofitable routes and financing its debts that banks were refusing to provide fresh loans to finance its operations.
