Sentence examples for of a decidedly from inspiring English sources

The humor is of a decidedly British brand.

The candidates are running against a backdrop of a decidedly negative view of Washington.

For Dr. Wendroff, the handcarts are just one part of a decidedly eccentric career.

"The editorial board of a decidedly Republican, conservative newspaper thought he'd be a good Congressman, too".

He recalls his father telling him with disgust of a decidedly has-been boyhood pal of his.

Barring his standout Triple-Crown-winning 1920 season, Alexander's postwar pitching was of a decidedly lower quality.

"In the Waves" is the back of a decidedly pale, red-haired woman taking a plunge into the rolling surf.

Being of a decidedly non-mystical cast of mind, I found myself drawn to the book's practical and methodical direction.

Some answers are to be found in the upstairs bedroom of a decidedly unremarkable suburban house on the outskirts of the city of Coventry, in the English Midlands.

Then came blaring pop music of a decidedly un-Islamic bent — "give me what you got in store, girl, I'm begging for more" — and the other opening acts.

The novelist Ian McEwan has tried to combine the two, depicting radical politics from the perch of a decidedly nonradical protagonist.