Sentence examples for are rather thin from inspiring English sources

However, the three fractured zones are rather thin and their weathering weak.

The lines are rather thin between pragmatism, constituency representation, and pure opportunism.

This tendency is consistent with the morphological observation that in the falsetto voice, the vocal fold tissue margins are rather thin and pointed due to the tension exerted by the contraction of the cricothyroid muscle [9], [59].

Structurally, however, "coalesce" was rather thin, and lacking in kinetic urgency.

The texture — well, the texture is rather thin here because it's not a very big orchestra, a thin texture.

Although the text is rather thin ("I am free... and you are free"), the watercolors are highly attractive.

Morgan's article was rather thin on actual data, but his theory was consistent with a number of observations.

The root of the iris (which is rather thin) is then pushed forward because of increased posterior pressure, which closes the angle and prevents outflow of aqueous humour.

The Martian atmosphere is rather thin, but fine (dust) particles still remain in suspension for a very long time, not to mention the famous Martian dust storms.

Plugs in Big name celebrity presenters were rather thin on the ground at an awards do that in previous years has boasted the likes of Sir Elton John.

The implication that Mr Perry is a little bit racist could be extremely damaging to his candidacy, and the evidence marshalled in the article is rather thin.