Sentence examples for not that thin from inspiring English sources

But perhaps not that thin.

But her great-niece told the AFP news agency that the doll's complexion was too light and that it should have have "darker skin, a unibrow, not so thin because Frida was not that thin... dressed in more Mexican clothing, with Mexican jewellery".

"It should have been a much more Mexican doll," Kahlo's great-niece Mara Romeo told AFP, "with darker skin, a unibrow, not so thin because Frida was not that thin... dressed in more Mexican clothing, with Mexican jewellery".

Lucy's narration unfolds as a riot of sex, exercise and ever more abusive ways of saying "fat woman" (not that the thin escape: Game of Thrones star Lena Headey is an "anorexic fake-assed bitch").

The children in the village are often hungry, but you do not hear that thin open cry of an unfed baby, or the outrage of a toddler surprised by the sudden emptiness of its belly.

I do not assume that thin people "eat like birds" or spend their lives jogging, nor do I assume that fat people are lazy, unintelligent folk who never get off the couch.

"But definitely glad you were honest about the coke because it's so true, 99.9% of bodies do not look that thin naturally, people should at least be honest on why they look like that". .

Port Authority officials say delays at New York-area airports have varied independently of the level of operations, and they are not sure that thinning out the traffic will reduce delays.

This isn't to say that thin people aren't happy (duh), but this is to say that being thin is not: A. A cure for sadness or B. A guarantee of happiness.

When asked if he was concerned about the boy's weight loss during that time, Mr Krezolek said: "To be honest I saw he was thin but not that he was extremely thin.

Not that I look thin these days.