Sentence examples for decidedly unpopular from inspiring English sources

Mitt Romney is decidedly unpopular.

The war is now decidedly unpopular, but Mr Bush's resolve appears unshaken.

Between the greenhouse gas emissions, the water usage and the impact on organic farming in the region, however, they're decidedly unpopular with environmentalists.

Mr. Bezuidenhout -- lanky and bearded, with bespectacled eyes that burn with his passion for helping the poorest of his people -- is on a mission that seems decidedly unpopular.

The latter victory, writes Professor Burstein, "bequeathed to future Americans the lone reason to retain nostalgia for a war that was decidedly unpopular".

Instead, he thrived by using his knowledge of the financial markets to crack down on some of the most egregious abuses, making himself decidedly unpopular with the investment bankers.

Decidedly mixed.

Decidedly so.

Decidedly sniffy.

Too unpopular.

Decidedly disappointing.