Sentence examples for would decidedly from inspiring English sources

He added that he would "decidedly partition off the WC … The Bather would be happier and easier in mind, if the WC did not demonstrate itself obtrusively".

Steve Jobs corrupting Ma Bell's management so that he and his cronies keep siphoning a percentage of everyone else's skyrocketing bills, with no oversight or recourse: that, I think you will agree, would decidedly not have been cool.

I could be hit by a bus tomorrow, and that would decidedly not be okay.

If Sen. Mitch McConnell were to become the majority leader of the Senate--replacing Sen. Harry Reid--the power and agenda in the Senate would decidedly shift.

Up to Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and after, US planes firebombed numerous Japanese cities, unleashing mass murder on the civilian population, something that had the Tokyo trials after the war been at all impartial, would decidedly rank with imperial Japan's monstrous conduct in Asia.

If Europe were not a factor, the rate situation in Asia would look decidedly different.

But basing disease policy on the politician's syllogism would be decidedly unwise.

Moreover, after the Arab spring, renewed military dictatorship in Pakistan would look decidedly bad.

Few doubt that a Mayor Green and a Mayor Bloomberg would convey decidedly different public images.

Real reform, Klein writes, would be "decidedly not in the financial sector's best interest".

It would be decidedly unfair today to call South Florida a Bowl Championship Series fraud.