Sentence examples for a thin work from inspiring English sources

Still, it's a thin work that feels too long by half as Foreman tries to convince us of its importance.

The reader is also encouraged to consider the "thin" vs. "thick" work of art distinction in S. Davies 1991 in light of whether creative additions to a "thin" work can "thicken" it or whether a different ontological framework for dance works of art is needed and, if so, why).

When prices dropped, Mr. Liang fired six employees, whittling down an already thin work force.

A poet capable of bringing thin work to such fine polish, seeing it praised and anthologized, has a choice: bask or run.

If it was all along the lines of either the ritualistic-gesture idiom of the opening or the Broadway exuberance of the "Rocka My Soul in the Bosom of Abraham" conclusion, it would be a far thinner work.

Avoid making it too thick; a thin covering works well.

Flavonoids help to keep the blood thin, working in a manner similar to aspirin.

But what passes for a show of elegant control — "beautifully modulated" is how such thin works are usually praised — is actually a sort of authorial fudging.

His mother is stretched thin, working at night at a hospital and shuttling her children during the day to afterschool activities.

The party she leads as prime minister has a wafer-thin working majority in the House of Commons of 17.

A blood thinner works by slowing or impairing the blood's ability to clot, Dr. Andersen said, and will not make someone feel colder.