Sentence examples for he has decidedly from inspiring English sources

Mr Buffett waits for flowers to be priced as weeds, a view with which Buttonwood heartily concurs, though he has decidedly less wherewithal than Mr Buffett.

While Marbury was of the Anglican Church, he had decidedly Puritan views.

He had decidedly less to say on the one golden rule religious leaders have about how "the note placed between the stones of the Western Wall are between a person and his maker.

Friedrich Hayek, whose reputation for Viennese courtesy rivaled that for his libertarian views, toasted the King and Queen of Sweden during the Nobel banquet by saying that, had he been consulted, he would have "decidedly advised" against creating the prize in the first place.

If he had been asked, Hayek said, he would have "decidedly advised against" creating an economics prize.

It might last even longer, but has decidedly less character.

The biggest ruling party, Law and Justice, has decidedly rum notions.

"In the last week the president has decidedly changed his tone on Wall Street -- in my view, quite appropriately.

In contrast, the prominence of protected areas and forestry agents in the southern zone has decidedly different effects.

"This economy has decidedly not worked for everybody over the last 40 years," Ellison told HuffPost.

Fast forward to the Nevada Republican Party in 2012, and the game has decidedly changed.