Sentence examples for decidedly unusual from inspiring English sources
"decidedly unusual" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used to emphasize that something is highly unusual or unexpected. Example: The way he tried to solve the problem was decidedly unusual.
PORT JEFFERSON Theater Three "Alice's Most Decidedly Unusual Adventures," children's performance.
Her frame of reference was decidedly unusual for an American Party member.
One of the events at the World Championships in Bermuda earlier this month was decidedly unusual.
PRAGUE — Several dozen people, Czechs and foreigners alike, crammed aboard a bus called the Crony Safari on a recent day for a decidedly unusual tour.
Hannah Verdier This week, the Russians employ a decidedly unusual recruitment process, leading Tommy to suspect he's in danger of being outgunned.
** [Rating: 2 stars] (212) 397-7597 355 West 46th Street Clinton $$ All major cards With a menu and a wine list that are decidedly unusual, Becco is one of the more intriguing restaurants in New York.
By virtue of his mythological status (um, perhaps), the Big Man is decidedly a more unusual movie presence than the woman, Sarah, though she too is unusual.
Canada has established itself as a breeding ground for bold, unusual, and decidedly bizarre comics in the last few years many of them from the comedy collective Laugh Sabbath.
"I would say that a five-month rally in the face of decidedly mixed economic data is unusual," he said.
When the principal members of a band that outsells Basement Jaxx and Massive Attack worldwide can remain unknown to someone steeped in house culture, something unusual, if not decidedly fishy, must be going on.
What's more unusual is the successful Internet business in the decidedly low-tech world of trousers and polo shirts.
