"slim thought" is not a correct or usable expression in written English.
You would not typically use such an expression in written English. Instead, you might use an idiomatic expression such as "a faint hope" or "a slim chance" to express a similar concept. For example: "He had a slim chance of winning the race, but he held onto a faint hope."
Eventually, his reputation at pool spread so widely that Amarillo Slim thought he had to switch businesses, so he turned to engaging in illegal bookmaking in the winter and traveling around Texas in the summer playing poker.
(5) Smaller hair, right in photo (6) David Beckham, Jay Z and Ricky Gervais eat for free, apparently (7) Fatboy Slim thought the boys were texting their mates when they were writing lyrics on their phones.
"Why are slim volumes of deep thought superior to young rants?
He tends rather to concentrate a lot of experience and much thought in a slim space, and this is why a small physics book contains so much past experience and a number of possible experiences a thousand times greater, the results of which we already know" (Poincaré, 1997, pp. 14-15).
(from "sunrays and dust", 53) State of becoming, destiny, future, G.L. Full disclosure: Although I met Cecilia Martinez-Gil in college - Santa Monica College, late bloomers' college, grown-ups' college, her essence was hidden to me then behind intensely-colored eyes, the darkest hair, the unstoppable stream of her thought, her body slim and fit, red and ochre.
The chances of that vague thought bearing fruit were slim.
Pinsky, a former poet laureate, first delivered the thoughts contained in this slim volume in a series of lectures at Rice University.
That you can't tell means Slim Jxmmi and Swae Lee are smarter than many thought.
Mr. Gurung's thought process was correct, and some of the slim, backless dresses in white and pastel cotton poplin were fine, but he couldn't manage his concept.
The leptocephalus (meaning "slim head") — a long, flat, transparent sea creature — was long thought to be a distinct species, until one was kept in captivity long enough to metamorphose into an eel; it was merely a larva.
But here in the shop, unlike the museum, the thought did occur that such fashions demand a very slim shape.
