Sentence examples for increasingly thin from inspiring English sources

The distinction, though, seems increasingly thin.

Books about classical music are increasingly thin on the ground.

UK government condemnations of torture are wearing increasingly thin.

In Mount Vernon's case, budgets in the last few years were passed by increasingly thin margins.

Not long ago, many people covered their affluence with a bohemian patina, but that patina has grown increasingly thin.

What's happening is that the veil of ignorance that once covered our inner lives is wearing increasingly thin.

Schoolchildren are prosecuted for making fun of a president who appears increasingly thin-skinned.

Their drinking took place entirely in the evening and followed a rigid pattern: with each cocktail they became increasingly thin-skinned, bristling at imaginary slights.

In Barrow, the Alaska Eskimo Whaling Commission spent a large part of its annual convention last year discussing, among other things, the perils of hunting bowhead whales from increasingly thinner ice.

The young men who used to make pilgrimages to Stein now made them to the acerbic, increasingly thinner and smaller Toklas.

Anyone wondering why W has chosen Mexico City at all need only take a ride along Paseo de la Reforma and up the hill, which takes you further still into the increasingly thinning air.