Sentence examples for thin and emaciated from inspiring English sources

She was very thin and emaciated".

She was the waifiest-looking thing, so tiny and thin and emaciated almost".

Christine was a gentle older woman who came from around 60 miles away with chronic diarrhea that left her thin and emaciated.

Our results have shown that about 64.8% of respondents reported presence of very thin and emaciated animals in their herds.

Of the respondents, 64.8% (70/108) reported the presence of very thin and emaciated animals in their herds.

However, through physical observation, most of thin and emaciated animals in those herds tested negative for bTB as compared to positive reactors whose body condition was good.

The elder, tiny and emaciated, lay with her eyes closed, resembling a dead pharaoh.

He said 80 percent of the horses taken from the 4-H Farm were well below their optimal body weight, or "thin," and one was emaciated enough to go to an intensive care unit.

Bowie looks bloodless and emaciated, well on his way to his "Thin White Duke" phase, during which he subsisted, as he later said, on "peppers, cocaine, and milk".

Concurrent soiling of the beak and facial plumage with food and saliva was frequently present in affected finches and such birds were typically thin or emaciated.

Part of our relationship with the iconography of David, of course, is due to the ambivalence of our feelings for Posh, which veer wildly from, "Isn't she thin and pretty?" to, "Jesus, she's emaciated and talentless".