Sentence examples similar to like decidedly from inspiring English sources

W. currently has 619,516 fans as opposed to the 16,889,927 people "liking" the decidedly more web savvy Barack Obama.

TOKYO — When Zack Wood produces his illustrated stories online, his Japanese classmates say they look like American comics while his American friends say they look decidedly like manga, the popular form of comics that originated in Japan.

But it looks decidedly like filler".

The sleek stainless-steel kitchen, matching orange couches and various touches by the artists (wall-to-wall carpet by Mr. Isermann; a construction-paper lawn with beautiful fluorescent origami-leafed trees by Mr. Rehberger) look decidedly like options, and rather expensive ones.

The look — airy rooms filled with vintage French posters — is decidedly like New York's SoHo.

In the past, the right simile would've been cumulonimbus clouds, but this haze feels decidedly like smoke.

Brunch: it sounds like such a high-class word, conjuring up a mannered event, like the decidedly fancy affairs in my working class hometown of Windsor, Ontario – sometimes called the Canadian Motor City – where brunch was often held at a private golf club or downtown hotel.

It has always seemed like a decidedly uncomfortable arrangement.

Sounds like a decidedly retro-leaning kind of gal.

That may sound like a decidedly antisocial remark for a man who trades in human connectedness.

Harry Cohn, who was president of Columbia Pictures, originally wanted Joan Crawford or somebody like her, decidedly un-virginal.