Sentence examples for distinctly less so from inspiring English sources
Second, while neoconservatism is highly congenial to corporate interests, it is distinctly less so than other forms of conservatism.
There have always been peripheral political parties, of course, some of whose existence feels necessary, others distinctly less so, but the WEP had hit a headline-grabbing nerve in much the same way that Ukip did, albeit for radically different reasons.
Alec Baldwin singing along with Russell Brand is distinctly less so.
But so far I'm distinctly less perky than usual.
The rats were distinctly less ticklish, and their brain activity showed a suppression of the cells that had fired so enthusiastically in the previous experiment, even when they were stimulated with the electrodes, he says.
The man in the photograph has a distinctly less friendly mien, and his feet are supported at the toe of one and the heel of the other, so that he appears to be walking, though he is actually motionless.
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.
