Sentence examples for a touch thin from inspiring English sources

Majeski, a fine young soprano, sounded a touch thin and quavery on this outing.

Hardly great for audiophiles - a touch thin, this is not high-end, home theater equipment, after all - but crisp and clear, not tinny.

Working with his cinematographer, Chris Teague, and shooting in high-definition digital that tends to look like lower-end HD, meaning a touch cold, thin and gray, Mr. Chun doesn't fuss up his visuals.

Apple executives say the smaller "Lightning" connector allowed it to make the iPhone 5 and new iPod Touch thinner.

"The disease doesn't run in the family," he said, "and I'm a touch on the thin side, so I don't fit the usual stereotype".

If the sauce is a little thick due to over-boiling, add a touch more milk to thin it down.

A touch panel and color thin-film transistor display ensure that all settings can be quickly input so that the user has complete control either manually or by selecting one of 30 programs.

Note: if you feel the salad cream is a touch too thick to pour, thin with a little milk.

After months of twice-a-day applications, her skin was not only fairer, it had become so thin that a touch would bruise her face.

The mousse comes in a small cup made of plastic, but has been given a touch of elegance by a thin disk of dark chocolate graced with a precious scrap of gold leaf.

Yorkshire, having lost Jack Brooks to Somerset and Liam Plunkett to Surrey over the winter, have augmented a bowling attack that was starting to thin out a touch and Martyn Moxon, the club's director of cricket, is already talking about the initial three-year deal simply being the start of a long and fruitful time at Headingley.