Sentence examples for is decidedly difficult from inspiring English sources

In any democratic society, counterintelligence is decidedly difficult and will never be perfect.

It is decidedly difficult to take Leslie Nielsen seriously in a captain's hat.

The usual response is that playing a fall/winter schedule, like most European leagues, would be decidedly difficult.

Although Nagel acknowledges that her subject "could be decidedly difficult," she draws on stories that depict a more martyrlike character — a visit to a convent during which Marie-Thérèse "appeared to be a little angel," for example.

In fact it's decidedly difficult to tease out exactly what is going on.

For many in the southern tier, and for those with less education and fewer advantages, life is decidedly more difficult than it ever was before their nations joined the EU and the euro.

Her affair is decidedly the real, difficult deal.

What they knew how to do was decidedly more difficult than using layout, font and drawing programs on today's computers.

Tiananmen Square is decidedly postmodern, with extravagant floral displays, which are difficult to place stylistically.

Our outerwear is decidedly shabbier.

Mitt Romney is decidedly unpopular.