Sentence examples for is decidedly of from inspiring English sources

Spall is decidedly of the soapsuds-and-whitewash school of painting.

Iain Sinclair once divided writers into pods (writers who stay in their studies) and peds (writers who roam and walk) – Lindqvist is decidedly of the latter temperament.

His "Mill at Parkman Town, on the Head Water of Grand River" from the previous year, is decidedly of its time.

Although much of his graphic work, notably a 1926 series of illustrations for Eugene O'Neill's play "The Emperor Jones," is decidedly of its time, it reveals a stylistic approach that many designers and illustrators employ today.

To the chagrin of UFO hunters, Ata is decidedly of this world.

The spec sheet is decidedly of last year's vintage, but HTC is playing it smart with this little guy.

Earlier this week, China's national sports agency announced a decision that is decidedly out of character: the nation will no longer obsess over the pursuit of medals.

Mr. Oxley's role as reformer, according to people who have dealt with him over the years, is decidedly out of character.

Chalky might adapt to this bucolic setting, but Daughter is decidedly out of place.

A state party finds itself dealing with a national nominee who is decidedly out of step with their values.

But now, standing in line at a crowded Starbucks at 17th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, the Penn State professor is decidedly out of the spotlight.