Sentence examples for Distinctly smaller from inspiring English sources

It seemed distinctly smaller than it had when he was little, like a toy version of the real thing.

They are applicable to free surface flows, when the flow thickness is distinctly smaller than the lateral dimension.

Curiously, birds in the far north and far south of the range are distinctly smaller than those in the central part of the range.

Macrococcus is evolutionarily closely related to the genus Staphylococcus, but possesses a distinctly smaller genome with a size of 2.1 Mb in the species M. caseolyticus1.

A bit cocky, if you ask me, although looking at the fresh-faced and distinctly smaller Chinese team they can probably afford to be cocky.

This is, however, distinctly smaller than the true density as calculated for the most complete sampling volume discussed above and is therefore an underestimate.

Mr. Calleo compared it to squirrel, noting that it had a gamy, pungent aftertaste that was distinctly "small and furry".

Until an arrest is made, the uneasiness is unlikely to subside in West Trenton, a middle-class suburb with a distinctly small-town feel.

While bringing some big-city professionalism to a distinctly small-time operation, he says he is making enough money to support himself, and he has been able to assign some freelance work to a few underemployed former colleagues.

Pumeza Matshikiza sings the title role appealingly, but only Amy Freston's Perseda and Simon Lobelson's Osmin manage both speech and song with success – some of the singing is distinctly small-scale.

Spain, for example, chose not to submit Pedro Almodovar's "Skin I Live In," and France, which last year passed over the highly praised "Of Gods and Men" and was widely criticized for doing so, submitted "Declaration of War," a drama about a young couple's battle to save their sick child that has a distinctly small-budget indie feel.