Sentence examples for just one thin from inspiring English sources

As Aristotle teaches in The Poetics, character is revealed through a person's deeds, and roll call votes are just one thin aspect of a Senatorial career.

I had only one thin blanket.

The results from the three samples taken from this phase, allowed us to demonstrate that the green and white paint represent just one very thin pictorial layer (from 10 to 30 μm thickness), with thin homogenous grain (5 μm on average) just as Phase 2 (Fig. 4).

Membrane II, with just one very thin separation layer, exhibited the highest water permeation flux of 1874 L/(m2 h) at 0.1 MPa.

But looking a little bit more closely one finds that the San Andreas Fault is not just one clear thin line but a zone of tectonic movement, which can be up to several dozen miles wide.

For example, we can make membranes that mechanically strong and flexible that are just one atom thin; we have also discovered materials that have inherent "memories" that allows transfer of digital information.

Usually it is just the one, thin and a little bit tired at the edges.

Yannis Koutsomitis (@YanniKouts) #Turkey's benchmark 2-yr bonds at 8.38% after rates decision, lira extends rally to 0.46% against the dollar to 2.1277 per $~@wsjemree June 24 , 2014Paweł Morski (@Pawelmorski) Turkey will have just one waffer-thin mint, please.

Finally, the faux-wood frames are supplemented by thin vertical slats of real wood (usually just one on the right, sometimes one on either side).

One contest that they had in Antigua could have rivalled the scene in The Meaning of Life where the Frenchman eats "just one more wafer thin biscuit" and then explodes.

Now that A Deadly Adoption is here, I hope that Keaton comes out and says On Thin Ice was just one big joke on us.