Sentence examples for much more thin from inspiring English sources

All were for looking at stuff, with prestige buildings for making culture, such as Sheffield's Persistence Works, much more thin on the ground.

(Reporters are much more thin-skinned than those we report about).

Playing to a much more thinned out crowd then the local Lancashire mascots before them, Nubiyan Twist treated those that stayed around to a beautiful blend of groovy dub with uplifting horns and soulful female vocals.

And fingernails tend to be filed and buffed much more, which thins them.

But his crusade also succeeded in making the Republican Senate caucus much more interesting — thinning the ranks of time-servers, and elevating rising stars like Marco Rubio and idiosyncratic figures like Rand Paul.

In the earliest days of the solar system, its outer edges consisted of not much more than a thin gruel of icy debris.

Doubly polished thin sections are much more difficult to prepare than ordinary thin sections, and therefore the polish preparation is crucial for the quality of the image.

An exceptional comedic performance, the best of the season, largely because Gridley's ability to project confusion and arrogance in the role, almost all at once, brought great heart to an idea that could have worn thin much more quickly without her.

Several contemporary writers therefore emphasize that truly informed consent requires much more than mere disclosure ("thin informed consent").

The fabric was so much more comforting than the thin crinkly paper to which I've been accustomed.

No one can dispute the fact that fat and friendly is a much more popular market than thin and beautiful.