Sentence examples for pretty thin evidence from inspiring English sources
This is pretty thin evidence on which to hang a 6,000-word 6,000-wordinvestigation
On free speech, the evidence seems pretty thin to me.
Fox News has a more elaborate conspiracy theory: "Is [Vogue editor] Anna Wintour pressuring designers to steer clear of Ann Romney?" Wintour is a generous Obama backer, but the evidence is pretty thin, consisting primarily of the fact that Von Furstenberg's team haven't responded enthusiastically to Romney wearing their designs.
"But the evidence is pretty thin that violence was a major mechanism for their disappearance".
The bottom line, however, is this: though U.S. diplomats would like to make alarmist claims about Iran's footprint in Central America, the evidence is pretty thin thus far.
His children now wonder whether he was poisoned – citing Betty's haste to have him cremated as corroborative evidence – but it seemed a pretty thin foundation on which to stake a witch-hunt.
The evidence for this theory is generally pretty thin: A supposed birth certificate from 1974, some vague statements from Gabrielle Union and a "Good Morning America" host implying that Beyoncé is older than she says.
How the F.B.I. agents and the prosecutors involved in the case could have misunderstood the evidence isn't that hard to fathom: clearly, their background in the growth of thin films was, itself, pretty thin.
It was pretty thin stuff".
"This is pretty thin ice".
