Sentence examples for about the thinness of from inspiring English sources
In retrospect, the failures were an early warning sign about the thinness of American intelligence on Iraq and on Mr. Hussein's inner circle.
Adorno later had a chance to see the entire Arcades corpus, and again expressed doubts about the thinness of its theorising.
A Warning Sign In retrospect, the failures were an early warning sign about the thinness of American intelligence on Iraq and on Mr. Hussein's inner circle.
Well over his head, officers with "scrambled egg" on their chests did not worry until too late about the thinness of her deck-armour.Roll out the barrelOn May 23rd 1941 the Hood hoisted her battle ensign.
Now there were two characters: Carpenter, who pontificates poetically on the nature of artists and their chroniclers, and Donald, the actor playing Carpenter (both portrayed by Adrian Scarborough), who whines about the thinness of his role.
Fitzgerald was almost certainly right not to include this backstory in the deservedly celebrated novel, though literary luminaries from H.L. Mencken to Edith Wharton complained about the thinness of Gatsby's character after the novel's publication.
As Ian McEwan, who wrote about the subject in his novel Enduring Love, observed: '[De Clerambault's] just turned the heat up under a number of things that were common to all of us.' In other words, the truly scary thing about the illness is the thinness of the line that separates the near- madness of ordinary, acceptable lovesickness from the sheer madness of obsession.
With the centenary of Dvorak's death approaching in 2004, what most impresses about this debate in retrospect is the thinness of knowledge evinced on both sides.
If banks held assets that were judged to be risk-free, they could have as many of them as they liked without worrying about the overall size of their balance-sheets or the thinness of their capital cover.
"The thinness of the cast-iron structure is its elegance.
