Sentence examples for distinctly slim from inspiring English sources
Concentrating the MPs' minds still further is the fact that several of them have distinctly slim majorities, several hovering around 1,000 and in the case of Simon Wright in Norwich South, a mere 310.
Some of the women are slim and shapely, some dumpy with distinctly overripe curves.
Head medium sized, 1.8 mm long and 2.5 mm wide, about 1.4 times as wide as long; antenna slim with scape swollen, and pedicel distinctly narrower than scape, flagellum very thin.
Packs distinctly targeted at female consumers, such as Vogue or 'Slims' type cigarettes (often described as "glamour packs"), are rare in Norway, and such packs were therefore not included in the pack selection.
This is, of course, the tragedy of "Hamlet," remade by Butler in a distinctly post-Freudian style that reaches its apogee in "A Small Hotel," a slim and wise, and painfully realistic, study of a contemporary marriage.
The induction of cluster 3 genes after pathogen attack is consistent with induced defense responses, however, the substantial differences in major GO slim terms in cluster 3 as compared to clusters 1 and 2 may reflect distinctly separate mechanisms of defense.
"Good news for the jobless is being offset by ever slimmer pickings for those already in work, giving the UK labour market a distinctly bittersweet flavour," he said.
It was slim — really slim.
