Sentence examples for seeming decidedly from inspiring English sources

"My manager likes to play a trick on people," Ms. Stone said, her British accent seeming decidedly at odds with her Malibu Barbie visage.

However, that pill (allopurinol) wasn't available to the general population until the 1960s, so gout has had plenty of time to develop a heritage and mythology that leaves lesser, more modern conditions seeming decidedly lightweight.

But Democrats seemed decidedly unfazed.

As a socialist, middle-class aspirations now seemed decidedly unambitious.

Five years later, though, that equation seemed decidedly more equivocal.

The result is a show that seems decidedly un-Broadway.

As a candidate, Trump seemed decidedly unfriendly toward Japan.

To an outsider, the job can seem decidedly oblique.

Yet it seems decidedly wrong here for A to use "all" in the way he does.

She seems decidedly uncomfortable in this one, from Charlotte Palmer-Lane, the costume designer.

Mr. Dillane's cerebral Prospero seems decidedly at home in that fat, messy volume.