Sentence examples for very decidedly from inspiring English sources

That perfect, seedy Albuquerque vibe is intact; it's the same world but very decidedly not the same show.

But it certainly turns on the fact that he attended Harrow school, the second poshest and most exclusive of England's public schools (which are, it is important to say, not "public schools" in the sense that a normal person would understand it, but very decidedly private).

He added: "I am very decidedly of the opinion that everything must be done so that one euro country does not leave the 17 but if that were the wish of the Greeks, and I would find that wrong, we cannot force the Greeks.

Red button served a small but vital, and very decidedly casual, marketplace with a pay-to-play offering that in many ways foresaw the free-to-play model common in casual game markets today.

Recently, a very rare and decidedly unusual trial came to light: Trial of Sanballet … before the Categorical Court of Pawing Pleas.

Anyway, we began to go out, and I met the family, who were very pale Negroes, decidedly so on her mother's side.

In many ways the letters made available to the press are what one might expect from the very private and decidedly practical movie star.

That platform has, at the very least, been decidedly reduced, illustrated by the migration of big-name television news correspondents from St. Paul to New Orleans.

It's wilderness, and wilderness areas have a kind of common culture, but this one is in a part of Spain that has a very particular, and decidedly mixed, cultural and linguistic heritage.

But small design flourishes make this a very attractive, and decidedly modern piece of stereo kit.

After my own peculiar path (lots of French theory as an undergraduate in Belgium, very traditional and decidedly untheoretical MA-studies in Dublin) my stay in Canada enabled me to look at the exciting and controversial introduction of French ideas in the North-American context from a slightly different perspective than my peers.