Sentence examples for drawn thinly from inspiring English sources

Try out the following short mustache styles: The pencil: Famously sprouted by John Waters, R Kelly, and innumerable silent film villains, a pencil mustache looks as if it were drawn thinly on top of the lip with a make-up pencil.

Similarly, I think it's plausible that the book's heroes are drawn relatively thinly not because Merrill is insufficiently attuned to their humanity but, rather, because she takes it absolutely for granted, and expects us to do the same.

Opponents, though, criticized the proposition as a hastily drawn and thinly veiled personal attack on the current supervisor, Ann Barcher; as a power grab by the board; and as something rooted in bad blood, not good government.

John and Savannah are too thinly drawn to sustain a great love story.

But it's not terribly involving because the characters are too thinly drawn.

That this once popular work has fallen into neglect likely stems from characters too thinly drawn to be relatable.

But several Pearl regulars pounce on their ostensibly supporting roles with unseemly zeal, and Mr. Goodman fails to bring a third dimension to his (admittedly thinly drawn) role.

Britain was never going to slash jobless benefits, austerity or no.Yet, a different lesson can be drawn from that thinly disguised campaign hop to Ohio.

It was no great surprise that Scott's character ended up being a bad guy but the connection to Spectre and Blofeld was thinly drawn.

And yet there's little innocent about "Jonas," a blithe, thinly drawn, thus far unfunny show seeded with profound cynicism befitting a much older band.

Despite thinly drawn characters and a predictable order of fatalities (look out, socially awkward nerd!), "Severance" is a lively romp through terrain less traveled than you might think.