Sentence examples for with distinctly less from inspiring English sources

The old dame played with distinctly less heart and composure than in the 1-0 defeatoto Dortmund the week before.

On the same theme, but with distinctly less animation, "An Inconvenient Truth," starring Al Gore (playing the role of Al Gore, itinerant lecturer), is coming to a theatre near you around Memorial Day.

The Shadow Girls was first published 10 years ago with the distinctly less haunting title of Tea-Bag, after the nick-name given to one of novel's three young female immigrants.

An OCT scan of the mouse retina also shows that the strongest back reflections come generally from two components: the inner retina and from the outer retina, with a distinctly less reflective region in between (Fig. 3(b)).

Alec Baldwin singing along with Russell Brand is distinctly less so.

Then, "when Iraqis resisted, they were rounded up and taken to jails where bodies and minds were met with more shocks, these ones distinctly less metaphorical".

In Iraq, Klein charges: "When Iraqis resisted, they were rounded up and taken to jails where bodies and minds were met with more shocks, these ones distinctly less metaphorical".

In agreement, aqueous activity products (QFeS) suggest equilibrium with a phase that is distinctly less soluble than mackinawite [60],[60].

At which point, according to an interview with TechCrunch Klein and Getty get distinctly less comfortable.

He was distinctly less vigorous, moving with a sad deliberation, as if guarding against a fall.

The cabinet has a distinctly less privileged flavour, with Cameron's party chairman and close friend Andrew Feldman being replaced by the former miner Patrick McLoughlin.