Sentence examples for That thinly from inspiring English sources

He had a fixed smile that thinly disguised a groom's simmering embarrassment.

Anything less is a disaster," he tells me with a smile that thinly veils despair.

They believed that thinly disguised informants who claimed to be converting to Islam were acting as provocateurs.

One of his most remarkable feats was his frequent conquest of the popular market with recordings that thinly disguised authentic jazz with Armstrong's contagious humour.

Leaks are indefensible, but the reality is that thinly veiled presidential threats directed at national security agencies and their leaders will fuel distrust and, ultimately, more leaking.

In "Net Slaves" why did you use names that thinly disguise the identities of the companies you wrote about? A. To protect the people we spoke to.

"That's the problem with companies that are thinly traded — eventually they're no longer thinly traded companies," said Rick Summer, a Morningstar analyst, who believes Groupon is worth closer to $8 per share.

Stocks that are thinly traded also tend to be associated with higher trading costs.

A slew of women have also published novels that are thinly veiled accounts of their own marriage breakdowns.

Mr Salmond rejects the notion that a thinly defined "agreement" between the nationalists and Labour will mean "instability".

The stock would then be less vulnerable to the sharp price swings that plague thinly traded stocks.