Sentence examples for decidedly settled from inspiring English sources
The expression on Sallie's round face was sombre but decidedly settled.
The tournament's first knock-out tie, between Brazil and Chile, was a brilliantly gripping match of enormous quality that was eventually settled by a decidedly ordinary shoot-out; its fourth, between Costa Rica and Greece, was a decidedly ordinary match that was eventually settled by a brilliantly gripping shoot-out of enormous quality.
After his fourth try, he settled on colors that sounded decidedly upscale: Prestige for the walls and, for inside the cabinets, Polished Leather.
He returned to Nantucket, where he settled into a sedate, quiet and decidedly nonseafaring life, though other sailors quietly deemed him a "Jonah," or star-crossed mariner.
Just what those "objective justifications" can be is a decidedly vexed question that has yet to be properly settled.
Thomas convincingly suggests that Jones used what we would today call a terrorist campaign to settle some decidedly personal scores.
In a nuanced and decidedly diplomatic conversation, he said while a standard around one codec for HTML5 is not yet settled, he sees "potential" with WebM. .
The company settled first at Élancourt near Paris, but it struggled to make ends meet: Mr. Malandain's neoclassicism was decidedly out of fashion.
And we learn that their courtship was decidedly unromantic — she first agreed to go to a movie with him because "I don't have anything better to do" — and that their marriage had settled into a pinched and numbing routine.
