Meanings of look decidedly in English

The puzzle pieces fit together, and the screenshot leaks look decidedly Apple.

Barely an hour later, things began to look decidedly more serious.

Robin began to look decidedly adverse to the proposition.

Still big, but in some colour schemes like silver they look decidedly premium instead of gaudy.

It was beginning to look decidedly real.

But throw in the context in which publicans are working, and it starts to look decidedly grim.

Jaguar's XK series, once something of a head-turning beauty, has in recent years begun to look decidedly frumpy.

Some violets look decidedly red.

His teachers look decidedly seedy.

It makes the average white British male's belief that you simply go in for a haircut look decidedly dreary.

Investors therefore are likely to put more of their cash into US bonds, whose rates look decidedly attractive in comparison.

Other departments, notably that for energy and climate change, got far better budget settlements, making the deficit-reduction argument look decidedly leaky.

On the whole, Luke Larkin, you are in luck, your prospects look decidedly bright, even if you have lost the janitorship.

The outlook is beginning to look decidedly unsettled for the British economy for the rest of this year and moving into 1999.

Without him, British cinema of the 1960s -and ever after -would look decidedly different, and be a lot less fun.

Kilkenny zipped around the sliotar like wasps, while Dublin seemed to float, ensuring a pace variation that made the hosts look decidedly average.