Sentence examples for distinctly small from inspiring English sources

Mr. Calleo compared it to squirrel, noting that it had a gamy, pungent aftertaste that was distinctly "small and furry".

Call me a curmudgeonly old nerd, but all this data is at best headed for "medium" and by modern standards, distinctly "small".

Compared to the soil temperature change at a depth of 1 m, the soil temperature at a depth of 15 m has a distinctly small amplitude in response to future climate change.

There are only a little more than 300,000 people in Belize, and that gives the entire country a distinctly small town feel.

At the moment, the panel of keratins introduced into routine diagnosis as histopathological tumor markers is distinctly small, essentially consisting of K5, K7, K8/K18, K19, and K20.

Until an arrest is made, the uneasiness is unlikely to subside in West Trenton, a middle-class suburb with a distinctly small-town feel.

While bringing some big-city professionalism to a distinctly small-time operation, he says he is making enough money to support himself, and he has been able to assign some freelance work to a few underemployed former colleagues.

Pumeza Matshikiza sings the title role appealingly, but only Amy Freston's Perseda and Simon Lobelson's Osmin manage both speech and song with success – some of the singing is distinctly small-scale.

Spain, for example, chose not to submit Pedro Almodovar's "Skin I Live In," and France, which last year passed over the highly praised "Of Gods and Men" and was widely criticized for doing so, submitted "Declaration of War," a drama about a young couple's battle to save their sick child that has a distinctly small-budget indie feel.

It seemed distinctly smaller than it had when he was little, like a toy version of the real thing.

They are applicable to free surface flows, when the flow thickness is distinctly smaller than the lateral dimension.