Sentence examples for decidedly social from inspiring English sources

Laughter is a decidedly social signal, not an egocentric expression of emotion.

Today, traffic is in the range of 15-20 million uniques per month, TechCrunch understands, and is growing at a fast clip, but it's not clear how well these two sides of the business merge together — with one decidedly social and non-commercial and the other social but very commercial.

Does the notion of "me time" almost always mean "we time" in this decidedly social age (even if me plus one or more is virtual)?

("You sound like a Republican," Mr. Bush reportedly teased, when Mr da Silva explained his Workers Partyy's decidedly unradical social policies).

Both present a young would-be Napoleonic hero grappling with the decidedly nonheroic social and political environment inherited by the post-Napoleonic generation.

In identifying himself as a "rational" utilitarian, Spencer distanced himself decidedly from social Darwinism, showing why Moore's infamous judgment was misplaced.

Critics accused the school of corrupting innocent children, and using them as pawns in a decidedly liberal social agenda, all on the taxpayer's dime no less.

In fact, Bud's way of creating the experience was decidedly anti-social — acting like the drunk guy who all of a sudden thinks he owns the bar.

Now there's another, decidedly more positive social network: JuggaloBook, a social network for those down with the clown.

It is worth noting that Mark knows what the phrase "punched by a Final Club" means, a fact that already signals his membership in the decidedly not-virtual social elite of Harvard students.

Glympse, a new location-based service that is decidedly not another social network, is looking to help you do just that.