Sentence examples for that is thinly from inspiring English sources

I like fiction that is made up, but I really love fiction that is thinly veiled autobiography.

I like fiction that is made up, but I really love fiction that is thinly veiled autobiography," Gessen says.

North of the Bet Netofa Valley (Plain of Asochis) is Upper Galilee, with elevations of 4,000 feet (1,200 metres), a scrub-covered limestone plateau that is thinly populated.

But those without them have rushed into a market that is thinly traded, driving the spike in prices, according to the American Fuel and Petrochemical Manufacturers, a trade association.

Although the proposition of four types is not new (Plato, Jung), her nomenclature and their biochemical foundation represent a frontier of relationship science, albeit one that is thinly populated and open to flanking attack.

The whole plot is impelled by Glass's paternal loyalty to Hawk, but that is thinly sketched, and I never quite believed in them as father and child.

Stocks that are thinly traded also tend to be associated with higher trading costs.

A slew of women have also published novels that are thinly veiled accounts of their own marriage breakdowns.

"That's the problem with companies that are thinly traded — eventually they're no longer thinly traded companies," said Rick Summer, a Morningstar analyst, who believes Groupon is worth closer to $8 per share.

Mr. Bustamante and Mr. Schwarzenegger have created separate committees on the recall that are thinly veiled vehicles to promote their candidacies.

His world is shattered when his parents separate, and he channels his adolescent alienation and unfulfilled libido into rudimentary comics characters that are thinly veiled analogues of his thwarted self, a strategy that will serve him well in his career.