Sentence examples for decidedly secondary from inspiring English sources
Culture "turned out to be decidedly secondary to Realpolitik".
Indeed, the puppets here are decidedly secondary figures, not much more than props.
He includes himself as a character but, appropriately enough, assigns himself a decidedly secondary role.
"The new Al Qaeda is still radical, extremist, and incredibly violent," he writes, but "overwhelming evidence suggests that terrorism is now decidedly secondary in Al Qaeda's portfolio".
A decidedly secondary thesis of the work was that the occult significances of the various cards were a much later calque, added by a certain Antoine Court de Gébelin in the late 18th century.
For most of the Middle Ages by far, Aristotle was of decidedly secondary importance.
In the early 1980s, his curiosity was piqued when then-Representative Al Gore and Representative Ted Weiss held congressional hearings about scientific fraud--but it was decidedly a secondary interest.
The second factor, rather more subliminal and decidedly speculative, is this: Chief Justice Roberts is a Catholic, and attended a Catholic grade and a Catholic secondary school.
