Sentence examples for be distinctly less common from inspiring English sources

In addition, although celiac disease was found in this study to be distinctly less common among overweight children, being overweight does not necessarily rule out celiac disease.

In contrast, additional costs of the register will be distinctly less [ 29].

But so far I'm distinctly less perky than usual.

He was distinctly less forthcoming about domestic problems in Iran.

But the bulk of entries were distinctly less sober.

He was distinctly less vigorous, moving with a sad deliberation, as if guarding against a fall.

The villain of "The Lord of the Rings" is absolute evil, which is distinctly less amusing.

Second, while neoconservatism is highly congenial to corporate interests, it is distinctly less so than other forms of conservatism.

Pakistanis, Bangladeshis and Africans are distinctly less liberal on homosexuality than are Indians, Afro-Caribbeans or white Britons.

Named Silence (if only!), and played with glowering ferocity by Birgit Huppuch, this figure is distinctly less amiable company.

The returns from education are distinctly less than a hundredfold.