Sentence examples for talk decidedly from inspiring English sources

And here in relatively liberal Connecticut, Republicans, perhaps reacting to their losses in last month's election, are starting to talk decidedly more like Democrats.

In a mayor's race crammed with celebrity razzle-dazzle, historic candidacies and tabloid turns, a gangly liberal from Brooklyn is quietly surging into the top tier of the field by talking about decidedly unglamorous topics: neglected hospitals, a swelling poverty rate and a broken prekindergarten system.

There's never been a question of which way the wind blows for Fox News's various talking heads: decidedly to the right.

Discussions about a sale of Lucent to Alcatel grew out of talks about a decidedly smaller deal: the sale of Lucent's fiber optic cable business, which it hopes to sell for more than $5 billion to help reduce its debt.

Mr McCain has also engaged in some decidedly unstraight talk.

The letter was remarkable for its odd combination of clear respect for a superior and decidedly straight talk.

I thought the Millennium Experience (the talk of the day) decidedly dimwitted and said so in no uncertain terms; it lacked a big idea and anything like the imagination of, say, the Great Exhibition of 1851, or the Festival of Britain in 1951.

The Des Moines crowd that filed in from the 10-degree weather to see Lena Dunham talk about Hillary Clinton this past weekend was decidedly young and female.

At a recent StrictlyVC event in San Francisco, I sat down with Confide co-founder and president Jon Brod to talk with him about his decidedly topsy-turvy 2017.

We often talked like this, our tone decidedly matter-of-fact, chin up, just this side of being able to bear it.

What they fail to realise is that even if Morsi was removed with mass public backing, as he was, and even if Egypt is being targeted by terrorists, there is something decidedly dodgy about talking about the greatest constitution in Egyptian history and a new era for democracy while simultaneously hissing at the media through gritted teeth to stay on message.