Sentence examples for if thinly from inspiring English sources

It's tasty, not melt-in-the-mouth, but very good if thinly sliced.

If thinly disguised adverts were to proliferate, users would surely revolt.

You can read all about it online, blog by blog, where the digital gloom over the death of an industry often veils, if thinly, a pallid glee.

Glee, even if thinly veiled, could be discerned in much of the reporting, especially in places where anti-American sentiment runs deepest.

That is the question that drives the inventively conceived if thinly realized concept play "Empathitrax" by Ana Nogueira.

This kind of public-shaming and personal attack against people who support abortion rights, even if thinly veiled as Christian benevolence, is a common tactic in anti-abortion harassment. .

If it grows in thinly, keep yourself clean-shaven.

The steep southern slopes of the mountain, moistened by the ever prevailing trades, are extensively if sometimes thinly covered with sedges, spurges, ferns and grasses, cedars and guava, not to mention some gorse, which was eventually introduced about 100 years after Forster first suggested the idea.

Zucchini and summer squash, if sliced thinly enough, resemble spaghetti -- or, zuccaghetti!

As if the thinly veiled misogyny is not obvious enough throughout the interview, Short suggests that he can "help" in any way he can by doing community service, if he can find time.

This glittery, high-energy production has viewers hollering with delight, even if the thinly written adaptation — heavy on catty exchanges, thin on character development — unintentionally emphasizes the plot's improbabilities.