Sentence examples for decidedly similar from inspiring English sources

For example, in the United States, Australia and Britain -- bastions of offshore sailing -- the three most prominent ocean races are decidedly similar.

Much more, starting with the decidedly similar Anne of Green Gables Museum (Route 20, Park Corner; 800-665-2663; open dainy in August from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; admission is $1.75 for adults and 50 cents for children 12 and under), with the room where Montgomery married and a re-creation of Anne's village, Avonlea, on Route 6.

Two of these outbreaks involved an illness decidedly similar in symptoms and progression to dengue, and both occurred in 1779 one in Cairo and the other in Batavia (now Jakarta) in the Dutch East Indies (now Indonesia), which was reported by Dutch physician David Bylon.

Interestingly, the falloff from the center of the N = 4 model is decidedly similar to the falloff of the well-separated layers of the N = 80 model, as Figure7 illustrates.

Behavioral data also suggest that the processes that underlie silent and overt speech are decidedly similar.

Gene content in Ipomoea is decidedly similar to that in Nicotiana and Atropa.

I've discovered that checking off articles from my queue is decidedly satisfying, similar to the tiny pleasure of clearing unread messages from my email inbox.

Beijing needs to know that despite the Clinton/Gore Administration's appeasement policies the U.S., as a whole, is decidedly not of a similar mind.

Half a continent away, some outside the Chicago Board of Trade had a decidedly different worldview but a similar gut reaction.

There's not a lot of ground covered in this song, or indeed the first half of the album, that wasn't covered on Urban Hymns, but Hawley has age and gravitas on his side, and makes Richard Ashcroft's treatment of a similar landscape sound decidedly youthful.

You can also say, "Alexa, I need a holiday helper," which will prompt something similar, albeit in a decidedly more Seussian fashion.