Sentence examples for most thinly from inspiring English sources
Despite its size, it is one of the most thinly populated Brazilian states.
This was also one of the puzzles most thinly connected to narrative, however.
Nestled in the jagged peaks of the Himalayas and bordered by Bhutan, Nepal and Tibet, it is one the most thinly populated parts of India.
Its most thinly populated sections are the cold and rugged Great Himalayan region and the malarial tracts bordering the Duars Plain.
This waiter, we agreed, was a master at explaining his way round the most thinly defeatist, ungenerous, dull, greyly unadventurous cuisine we'd tasted in ages.
None of these factors evinces a lack of skill, especially as the potters were quite capable of technical virtuosity when they wished to display it—some of the most thinly potted of all Chinese porcelain belongs to this period.
Though Buffy did not technically come out as gay, it's still one of the most thinly-veiled metaphors in the entire series.
Most people thinly slice lox on an angle.
All I wanted to do was to write a column about the gloomiest, most obscure and thinly attended event of the summer.
Some performances do kick in (especially the charismatic, roosterish Ortiz, and Kerry Condon, who makes the most of her thinly written Irish jockey), but the show's air of menace eventually fizzles, despite propulsive synth chords insisting that trouble is on the way.
Most conferences are thinly veiled pitches by the speakers disguised as content.
