Sentence examples for say decidedly from inspiring English sources

Over at Business Insider, Linette Lopez catches 2012 presidential aspirant Mitt Romney on CNBC, sending messages on one of his favorite tax-breaks-for-the-1 percent that are...well, let's say decidedly mixed.

As the bash ensued, somewhere on Port Jefferson, Long Island, the leader of a different -- one might say, decidedly oppositional -- movement reflected on the far-less-starry successes his movement's had since its founding 25 years earlier on November 17 , 1987

We need drink," she said, decidedly.

"I want to be a teacher," she says, decidedly.

The night of romance was, he said, decidedly Oedipal.

Pippi went right up to her. 'No!' she said decidedly.

In any case, Mr. Barabas, whom Ms. Rotter described as "very nice" and quiet, was, she said, decidedly not her type.

In a lecture on the subject of Cosey before an audience of bibliophiles at the Grolier Club in 1939, Bergquist said, "Decidedly, there is something intriguing in the idea of a person sitting down and deliberately forging the handwriting of some well-known person.

At the display of British technology and invention, French commentator and tennis star Amelie Mauresmo said: " Decidedly, they [the British] have invented things," while during the NHS section another commentator said that in the health service the medicines and treatment were free, but added: "Of course you have to wait several weeks to be treated".

"There's nothing wrong with being a UPS driver," I said decidedly.

"Billy Graham's life would not have made a musical," Gifford says decidedly, "but Aimee broke every rule, was very human, and dared to try things no woman in the 1920s had ever done before".