Sentence examples for it's decidedly a from inspiring English sources

"Smoking used to be the rich man's habit," said Danny McGoldrick, the vice president for research at the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, "and now it's decidedly a poor person's behavior".

All the focus on research, sustainability, sourcing and transparency comes at a cost: With most made-to-order salad lunches easily exceeding $10 (and in some cases $15 or more), it's decidedly a luxury that only certain people can afford and even those who can don't take the expense lightly.

Control and optimism shift to things that can be dealt with". For those in good health, there is still another option, though it is decidedly a minority position.

Regardless, a rise in imports is not necessarily a bad thing, and in this case for goods that will be used on projects within Australia providing income and employment in the medium to long term, it is decidedly a good thing.

It was decidedly a fat chance in the current market, seeing how top-end properties are moving slower than molasses.

In the early 1980s, his curiosity was piqued when then-Representative Al Gore and Representative Ted Weiss held congressional hearings about scientific fraud--but it was decidedly a secondary interest.

Patzer declined to comment on the company's valuation, but says that it is "decidedly an up round" and that it was preemptive.

It is decidedly an odd duck.

But while you can admire the way a Ferrari looks and drives, it's decidedly not a car for all drivers.

But it's decidedly not a compliment.

It's decidedly not a do-it-yourself show.