Sentence examples for decidedly the work of from inspiring English sources

"The Brothers Size," Tarell Alvin McCraney's absorbing and emotionally resonant drama set in the bayou country of Louisiana and loosely based on West African myths, is decidedly the work of a young writer.

Many South Africans imagined that hosting the tournament would create big, visible benefits, turning the country decidedly, glamorously first world — normally the work of generations — nearly overnight.

But the garden is decidedly Beaux-Arts in style, the work of the designers Umberto Innocenti and Richard Webel, who created the landscape when the house was moved to the site from Montrose, N.Y., in 1959.

His list is decidedly the idiosyncratic work of one man.

Falling decidedly into the former camp is the work of director Howard Hawks.

But a deeper resonance lies with the work of a scholar of decidedly different stamp: the early 20th-century geographer and ardent imperialist Sir Halford Mackinder.

This quality is increasingly evident in the later work of Mr. Glass and Mr. Reich as well as the work of Mr. Adams, for whom the term Minimalism is today decidedly a misnomer.

The work of Antonín Dvořák (1841 1904) represents a combination of the finest Romantic writing with a decidedly nationalistic flavour.

We return to the same year in the final story, and the one from which the collection takes it name, though this is decidedly a work of fiction.

"This is decidedly a work of history," she writes, adding, "it demands something of the reader".

Fates and Furies, while decidedly a work of literary fiction, doesn't just resemble Gone Girl in a few key respects; it comes much closer than The Girl on the Train to offering the same leery take on the state of modern matrimony.