Sentence examples for the most thin from inspiring English sources

How you have to look in Hollywood is the mangled-but-utterly-plain twin of how you have to look in the rest of LA: still the most blonde and the most thin and the most young, but also facially and physically and sartorially identical to the other girls in Hollywood.

He's the most thin-skinned son of a bitch I've seen.

"For a public figure, he is one of the most thin-skinned subjects I have ever seen," Mr. Condon said.

Only the most thin-skinned and histrionic of Malaysia Airlines' customers could conceivably claim to be offended by this pablum.

The current majority in Congress and the administration are among the most thin-skinned politicians I have seen in recent years.

While the corollary of Ms. Rivers's assertion is golden — i.e., Don't pick on little people — the assertion itself may lead to awkwardness, given that the most wealthy and famous people we know are often the most thin-skinned.

But she will have to work to keep her independence and crisp judgments: journalists are among the most thin-skinned and opaque people on the planet, happy to dish out criticism and ask tough questions but often furious and stonewall-prone when anyone casts any doubt on their own efforts.

Representative Steve Stockman, Republican of Texas, said in a statement, "Even Bob Woodward accuses Obama of 'madness.' " The Fox News host Steve Doocy defended Mr. Woodward and said, "This White House is one of the most thin-skinned White Houses ever".

There is often a sense that Hollywood, if it really wanted, could tweak a film out of the most thinnest of stories.

To be sure, we'll continue to witness erratic, petulant, bullying behavior from the most thin-skinned president in history.

In fact, and I say this with love, Objectivists are the most thin-skinned fandom in existence.