Sentence examples for distinctly less expressed from inspiring English sources
The not-A-probe sets are, on the average, distinctly less expressed than the A-probe sets as indicated by the more than twice as large amount of absent probes (%N = 64% versus 29%) and the smaller decay rate of the respective density distribution (λ = 0.45 versus 0.65).
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.
American movies are, to put it gently, rather less contemplative, and distinctly less keen on enigmas.
Yet for a few seasons now, my old standby has seemed distinctly less modern and chic.
"You're alive," she whispers, as Gale looks distinctly less thrilled at the revelation.
He was distinctly less vigorous, moving with a sad deliberation, as if guarding against a fall.
Those same companies became distinctly less visible after the crash of 2008.
The villain of "The Lord of the Rings" is absolute evil, which is distinctly less amusing.
"The economic situation has become distinctly less favorable" since last summer, he told the House Financial Services Committee.
