Sentence examples for far too thin from inspiring English sources

Because second chances for bright young managers are far too thin on the ground.

But alas, sensible critics seemed, at the time, to be far too thin on the ground.

Second, let's be honest: the Jewish bench is far too thin to support 50 tales of athletic immortality.

The two actors do admirable jobs, even if Ms. Taylor is far too thin for the Lewinsky role.

The pastrami in the Reuben sandwich (£9) – alongside Russian dressing, sauerkraut and Swiss cheese – is sliced far too thin.

The first problem was that the equity layer was far too thin, and that banks were wary of imposing losses on holders of hybrid debt.

Another was academics: far too thin-skinned and unworldly for the rough-and-tumble of political life.

In the end my dad said, 'Come on, you've got to do something.'" There is only one thing that could have persuaded me to spend a Sunday morning sitting in a far-too-thin raincoat on a soggy gravel path in a mild October drizzle, taking photos of the same herbaceous border, over and over again.

In Time's Arrow, sadly, it just seems like a conceit stretched too far and too thin.

Mr. Suter is far from handsome — he is too thin, and his face is badly pocked, so that at first she took him for an old fellow.

Nor did I think I was fat when I was clearly underweight; a lot of people with eating disorders fail to recognise when their weight loss has gone too far – I knew I was too thin.