Sentence examples for it's somewhat thin from inspiring English sources

As you might expect from a film that when you strip away all the social allegories can basically be boiled down to the central premise "lizard's too big," it's somewhat thin on story.

That's somewhat thin yarn to weave a case from.

**Representative Micah Gringe ** Though Gringe's legislative record is somewhat thin, the freshman representative from Minnesota has distinguished himself in the 114th Congress by wearing an oversized Dr. Seuss hat and holding two lit sparklers at all times.

Representative Micah Gringe Though Gringe's legislative record is somewhat thin, the freshman representative from Minnesota has distinguished himself in the 114th Congress by wearing an oversized Dr. Seuss hat and holding two lit sparklers at all times.

In 2006, Goodwin Liu, then an assistant professor at the Boalt Hall law school of the University of California, Berkeley, and later an Associate Justice of the California Supreme Court, wrote that although the legislative history of the Citizenship Clause is "somewhat thin", the clause's central role is evident in the historical context of the post-Civil War period.

Earlier this year, Russia was named by the International Intellectual Property Alliance as among the worst offenders when it comes to piracy, and up to now legal services have been somewhat thin on the ground.

The line between being a flirt and being a jerk can be somewhat thin at times, so, when in doubt, play it safe.

When bones are somewhat thin, the condition is called osteopenia.

The walls between rooms are somewhat thin; bring earplugs in case you have garrulous neighbors.

In the end, however, "Nudge" is somewhat thin on practical ideas for public policy that follow from the authors' core insight.

Perhaps he will dare to point out that Scottish newspaper support for a yes vote has been somewhat thin on the ground.