Sentence examples for decidedly uncommon from inspiring English sources
As much as this man's views resonate with ideas of America's decline from a more virtuous age, his defense of self-discipline was decidedly uncommon among our respondents.
In America, where it was published a year ago, it drew comparisons with Virginia Woolf, Saul Bellow and Graham Greene, and though this raises the suspicion of hyperbole, there is an intensity of purpose to Salvatore Scibona's endeavour that is decidedly uncommon in a debut novel.
Garbiñe Muguruza, of Spain twenty-three, Spain twenty-threead-sixuldered, long-legged, and with groundstrokes feetce and flatall a manner decidedly uncommon for a Spanish player—is exciting, full of potential, a bit prone to injury and bouts of nerves, and inconsistent.
A lifelong follow-up for recurrence and melanoma is warranted in predisposed individuals, although melanoma is decidedly uncommon in most acquired melanocytic nevi, even though histological markers may be seen on evaluation.
It's not uncommon for homes to sell for well over $1 million, yet the area is decidedly unpretentious.
In the 1960s, Mr. Debray fought at the side of Che Guevara — in a decidedly internationalist struggle, it might be said — but he has since, in a manner not uncommon to aging revolutionaries, shifted his views slightly rightward, in defense of traditions and particularities he sees threatened by "mondialisation" (or even worse, by "les anglo-saxons").
Perhaps all; decidedly all.
