Sentence examples for sound thin from inspiring English sources

He whistled, the sound thin and piercing, making the sheep stop.

When the Libertines first took the stage, all you noticed was the sound, thin and tempestuous.

In contrast, the acquitted Pozdynyshev's apparently frank but misogynist and self-justifying words sound thin – particularly the claim that he was provoked.

To some it is like a great wine poured into your ear, but the Studio Wireless headphones managed to make it sound thin and flimsy, more Ikea than Conran, if we were talking furniture.

Despite the research and sensitivity that David brings to the study of such novels, I cannot help thinking that their plots sound thin and watery compared to the trilogies.

By coincidence, I had just bought one of their supposedly remastered vinyl albums and been so repelled by the sound – thin, full of pops and crackles and excessive sibilance – that I had taken apart my turntable, in search of a fault that was actually in the grooves.

Authors subjected to a critical review face a Hobson's choice: if they complain they sound thin-skinned, but if they remain silent the reviewer's judgments stand unchallenged.

To make a turntable that draws rave reviews requires concentration; to hear a sound thinning from a long-playing record as the needle is raised one-thousandth of an inch requires an understanding of the many shades of quiet.

Also range-testing was the soprano role of Lucinda, one of the four young lovers, opening with an aria that started high and sank low; Kelly Sawatsky showed a fine, healthy voice and managed it well, although her round sound thinned out a bit later in the evening.

The production of sound thin-walled tubular parts by expansion and reduction using a die is generally limited to metals.

The production of sound thin-walled tubular parts by expansion and reduction using a die is generally limited to components having geometrical features within a compact range.