Sentence examples for it decidedly from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the notoriously demanding critic Clarence Cook, writing in New York Quarterly in 1855, called it "decidedly a failure," adding that "its front is tame, its side elevation meager" - but then he also panned Grace Church, at Eighth Street and Broadway.
Much of the Volt's volume was attributed to cut-rate lease deals that made it decidedly more affordable than its $39,000 sticker price.
Curiously, old Europe has proved remarkably modern on the abolition of the death penalty, while youthful America's attachment to the practice places it decidedly at odds with its closest allies and with countries that share its liberal and democratic ideals.
His creation included more than 30 acres of waste area, much of it decidedly in play.
But as historic as the platform would be, the president's position makes it decidedly less controversial.
It's decidedly not a do-it-yourself show.
While it remains busy on weekends, it is decidedly slow during the week.
It's not healthy and it's decidedly not masculine" (DS-03/11/2006, quotheg the chair of a parenting charity).
It is decidedly "major" to those paying for it.
Debus shook the ball and read the response as it popped into the small window: "It is decidedly so".
