Sentence examples for decidedly there is from inspiring English sources

In a lecture on the subject of Cosey before an audience of bibliophiles at the Grolier Club in 1939, Bergquist said, "Decidedly, there is something intriguing in the idea of a person sitting down and deliberately forging the handwriting of some well-known person.

The mere possibility that even a few of the drug offenders might recognize the esthetic rewards of living in the Canadian North and opt to remain there is decidedly unappealing.

THERE is something decidedly tranquil about sitting back and watching sheep contentedly frolic and graze.

Beneath his bravado and craving to please there is a decidedly and even drearily mundane individual — in words, actions and, now, in the one crime.

If that little metaphor for the creative process is decidedly cosmological, there is no shortage of art that reflects it in just that way.

For there is decidedly less racial diversity in the centre of Paris than there is in London.

But even though his Los Angeles has a decidedly retro vibe, there is something more than nostalgia at work here.

For the decidedly non-vegetarian there is a hefty New York strip streak doused with garlic and served with asparagus, buttery fingerling potatoes, baby onions and an assertive salsa verde ($25).

I boarded the boat almost dead last and decidedly annoyed: there weren't enough good seats or cookies (get there early if you want either).

And the story is decidedly Hitchcockian: there's a McGuffin (the "Zeta machine", which disappears) and the plot often hangs on tiny ephemera, including a corn plaster and a crisp packet.

As the restaurant's owners and chef are all Australian, this makes some sense: though the cooking is decidedly contemporary, there's an honest feel about at least some of it.