Sentence examples for be thin to from inspiring English sources

In the 19th century girls wanted to be thin to express their spirituality.

Is full of Type A people Running, biking, Rollerblading To be thin, to be strong, to get an edge.

While long legs are, granted, aesthetically pleasant, it does not follow that these legs need to be thin to the point of vulnerability.

Back then, it was the primal urge to be thin, to run as many miles as I could, to skip meals, to punish my body for eating.

Samsung is interested because in the future, TV's "must be thin to enhance the interior space," said Yoon Boo Keun, a Samsung vice president for research and development.

Flat plate heat pipe is required to be thin to apply 3D electronic package, which leads to declining heat transfer rate.

The flowers can be thinned to one per stem to ensure a better fruit set.

His face is thin to the point of gauntness.

He was thin to the point of being scrawny.

Over the last year, they have gone from being thin to being thick in the stack.

She's turned all brittle and cynical, and she's thin to the point of emaciation.