Sentence examples for distinctly thin from inspiring English sources

What accounts for his distinctly thin record of actual achievement?

"For a spa, the therapies were distinctly thin on the ground.

Page B14 Arts AS BROADWAY RANKS THIN, PRODUCERS WIDEN THE NETS The slate of new musicals announced for Broadway this season is distinctly thin.

The Independent described the day as a "political farce" for Westminister but added: "The humour of this long-standing tussle over MPs' expenses is wearing distinctly thin.

It was the kind of thinly disguised disparagement which would have been more familiar on the lips of Arsène Wenger after his latest banishment from Europe but it was Sir Alex Ferguson, the new favourite to win the Champions League, who suggested the '07 vintage was looking distinctly thin after Barcelona's death on the vine at Anfield.

The slate of new musicals announced for Broadway this season is distinctly thin, so much so that "Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark" — long the butt of jokes for its cast injuries and $75 million budget — has a decent shot at a Tony Award nomination for best musical next spring.

This is contrary to the findings of Stein and Hansen (2013), which observed a distinctly thinner lid in Arrhenius viscosity and slightly different temperature and viscosity profiles.

The iDNA predictor has a distinctly thinner spread for H1-hESC compared to the other two cell lines, whereas the total POV explained shows the opposite effect spread for H1-hESC is thicker than those for the other two cell lines.

It makes a thin-sounding, distinctly unarmored click.

At first glance, the so-called "fat that makes you thin" argument looks distinctly suspect.

The hybrid structure containing 0D Pt0 NPs and 2D WS2 thin-layers showed distinctly enhanced electrocatalytic activity for hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) with the overpotential at a current density of 10 mA cm−2 reduced to 80 mV compared with commercial Pt/C electrode.