Sentence examples for be too thin to from inspiring English sources
The oxygen there may be too thin to sustain his central argument.
But such ice will generally be too thin to last through the next summer.
The crust was crisp and flavorful, but we found it to be too thin to hold certain toppings, such as the vegetali Inferno, with six heavy ingredients, crudely chopped (grilled eggplant, green peppers, zucchini, sliced fresh tomatoes and mozzarella).
With his trademark barnet (reminiscent of Bob Dylan circa 1966), permanent sunglasses and legs that might be too thin to use as pipecleaners, he looks the same as ever.
Little was expected of Alan Ashman's side – "Carlisle's staff of 18 players may be too thin to survive," opined the Guardian on the opening day of the season – but a shock was in store.
Once again, the content of public reason may be too thin to settle anything of importance.
Generally the formation was too thin to provide a worthwhile pay zone for a vertical well.
Standard-issue coats and blankets were too thin to withstand the winter cold.
Support for subject-whom is too thin to justify rethinking the traditional rule.
Chef Raymond Blanc even accused her of being "too thin" to truly enjoy baking.
