Sentence examples for is decidedly true from inspiring English sources

This is decidedly true with regards to the introduction of innovative therapies, especially in the surgical arena.

And although this is decidedly true for wounded warriors and their spouses, it applies to all healing and all people.

That is decidedly not true of "Betrayed".

With some exceptions, the palate here is decidedly Asian, true to the origins of many of these bowls.

It is decidedly not true that "Schnitzler himself noted that he was more interested in 'cases' than in individuals" -- he always maintained just the opposite, and strove to make his+characters fully rounded individuals, not merely case illustrations.

Brent Staples's Sunday Observer about Jack Kirby ("Marvel Superheroes and the Fathers of Invention," June 26) quoted from an essay of mine in such a way that readers might think that I agree with those who contend that Stan Lee had little or nothing to do with the Marvel comic book stories of the 1960s, which is decidedly not true.

"It is decidedly not true that 'nice guys finish last,'" Greenspan said to students.

While the article is factually true, the spin is decidedly negative.

That was decidedly not true by the end of the night, when New England's nearly two-to-one advantage in time of possession wore them down, but early in the game Dan Quinn's defense looked like it would turn in a performance to rival some of his work in Seattle.

Above all Japan wants, if not needs, its dreams of robots in the home to come true because its immigration policy is decidedly anti-immigration, she adds.

But while this is true of most integrated oil companies, it is decidedly not the case for many exploration and production companies.