Sentence examples for is decidedly possible from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bergsten is concerned that if the nation does not act now, a sharper fall is decidedly possible.

The background of the commentary is decidedly Aristotelian, with some possible influence of the Peripatetic commentators (most notably Themistius, who however is never mentioned); nonetheless, Ṯābit revises some crucial tenets of Aristotle's philosophical theology, by understanding, for example, the First Mover as the first cause not only of the motion of the universe, but also of its existence.

Charged by Davies with identifying the writer and, if possible, returning the property, he is decidedly ambivalent about the task.

Du Châtelet's first use of the PC, then, is decidedly Wolffian for its task is to separate the impossible from the possible.

Our outerwear is decidedly shabbier.

Mitt Romney is decidedly unpopular.

This story is decidedly unfinished.

Such savagery is decidedly unItalian.

Brooklyn is decidedly urban.

That is decidedly premature.

The result is decidedly not floral.