Sentence examples for 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.

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

In itself, 〈ΔI〉 significantly greater than 0 bits/word constitutes prima facie evidence that DLP applies to the reconstructed text, because 〈ΔI〉>0 bits/word implies by way of equation (5) that the editor has a distinctly higher likelihood p of choosing correctly by choosing the less common word than by flipping a coin (that is, p>0.5).

Confessions are less common.

That's less common.

Structural reform was less common.

What of less common creeds?

This is now less common.

He was distinctly less forthcoming about domestic problems in Iran.

But the bulk of entries were distinctly less sober.

American movies are, to put it gently, rather less contemplative, and distinctly less keen on enigmas.