But Starz is striving for a more attenuated demographic than its rivals.
As always, he kept himself in the background: The name stands for "more attenuated enders".
When the Sri Lankans enter, they are noticeably younger, longer and more attenuated of limb.
For one thing, the primary calendar is much more attenuated than in recent years.
Its fragility and distorted scale give it the giddy beauty of glass flowers or some of Cy Twombly's more attenuated sculptures.
"Listen, Junior," she said, ignoring the moaning, which grew higher and more attenuated now, "you're a nice guy, you really are".
Tests on monkeys had shown it to be somewhat more attenuated, and therefore somewhat safer, than Dr. Koprowski's.
Wood enabled chair legs and spindles to swell in and out with a grace reminiscent of Chippendale or Chinese furniture or the work of Wanscher's English contemporary Terrance Robsjohn-Gibbings (but more attenuated).
You might think that if cultural difference is what drives people to war, then the world would be a safer place if every group's loyalty to its own culture were more attenuated.
Lieber, her dark hair hanging loosely, was powerful, muscular, with a sober intensity; Nishimura, more attenuated, had an assured precision, and a subtle expression of joy; Omagbemi moved with a welcoming voluptuousness; Voss slithered and gamboled, almost alien-like.
Kafka's presence here is even more attenuated: he doesn't appear at all except in the (frequent) reminiscences of Jacques Kohn, one-time actor and now a "sick and broken man".
