Sentence examples for rather decidedly from inspiring English sources

Hugo has a beautiful daughter, named Lady, by a previous wife, and he's convinced that "she's no lady" but rather, decidedly, a tramp.

Or rather, decidedly not for women.

As such, my motivation for going there was to understand the irrelevance of this activity in Delhi -- to ask questions not about something that was abundantly practiced, but rather decidedly absent; ultimately, to better understand the social and cultural factors that prevented this activity from coming into being.

The Ivorian nevertheless produced another rather typical, decidedly mixed performance, notable thereafter for his profligacy.

The park is, rather, a decidedly un-Trumpian preserve of woods and wetlands, with footpaths, on two parcels along the Taconic State Parkway: the 282-acre Indian Hill section straddling the border of Westchester and Putnam Counties, and the 154-acre French Hill parcel in Yorktown.

Their season is rather short, but decidedly sweet.

I've had those kind of unending – and unbearable – arguments in my head, but only with people I've felt personally wronged by, like exes, and a rather coercive therapist (decidedly ex).

What we have, in fact, with The Empire Strikes Back is a long, rather otiose and decidedly open-ended story which starts with Darth Vader sending out the forces of the evil Empire to flush out the good Rebels from their sanctuary on the ice planet Hoth.

Before I go any further, let me just remind our readers that this is a rather late and decidedly anecdotal review.

Several modifications were made to this motor to enable it to handle the rough-road applications necessary for any Land Rover, and top speed times go up with this motor, while 0-to-60 mph is now a respectable nine seconds rather than the decidedly sluggish 10.3 seconds of the previous Range Rover.

Rather, we were decidedly middle-class with a little bit of struggle sprinkled in to keep things interesting.