Sentence examples for not so few from inspiring English sources

There aren't that many families dealing with a criminal kid — not so few but not so many.

That might point toward a brighter approach to the studios' current development, if literary sales were not so few and far between these days.

The Whitney, in fact, with its expansive rooms and efficient elevators, maintained a nice balance of few enough people to see the art and not so few to get creeped out by being alone with that big starched shirt.

Eccentric glimpses of the world North Korea left behind are not so few and far between – in this series I'll be revealing more from inside the secret state: the truth about Michael Jackson's North Korean debut; introducing the best of North Korean pop and revealing the Communist cadre's opinion of Jarvis Cocker.

Truth-maker optimalism is the intermediate position that only some truths stand in need of truth-makers: not so few that truth fails to be anchored in reality but not so many that we strain credulity about the kinds of things there are.

Example: less/fewer = fewer can be counted, less can't; so, fewer students, fewer emails but less petrol, less sand.

For most of us, the imposed downtime provides ample opportunity to watch a privileged not-so-few glide through a roped and red-carpeted check-in, priority lanes for screening and immigration to a comfortable lounge from where they are "invited" (as if they might choose otherwise) to board the plane first.

Not so a few blocks north at Press, the rooftop bar of the new Ink48 hotel.

That's not so unusual: few of us can feel we know Balanchine choreography inside out.

Not so, since few of us will be around by 2025, when the government's plans come fully into effect.

Dallas had not scored so few points in a game since 2004.