Sentence examples for thin at least from inspiring English sources

Fashion shows are for women to look at women, and women like to look thin, at least in modern America.

As for the menu, well, this is where the definition of informal might stretch a little thin, at least beyond traditional associations like pizza and Budweiser.

The events announced thus far would seem to have designers stretching themselves thin, at least if they haven't yet finished their collections.

"The patience of the Congress is getting thin, at least for many of us, on these subjects," Senator Max Baucus, Democrat of Montana and chairman of the Finance Committee, told Mr. Kirk.

But what if the point isn't actually to make people thinner, at least not in the short term?

Although athletes often train at high altitudes where the air is thinner, at least there is still air.

Farm Business Management specialist Kevin Martin with the Lake Erie Regional Grape Program LERGPP) estimates that over half of Concord growers in the region thinned at least a portion of their acreage.

If the added inconvenience of carrying two containers does not deter people from drinking as much soda as they otherwise would, how can Bloomberg possibly claim his restrictions will make people thinner?" But what if the point isn't actually to make people thinner, at least not in the short term?

As of 1999, further thinning was prohibited because all the forests had been thinned at least twice.

Perhaps, contrary to the old saying, she does manage to be too rich and too thin - at least for British sensibilities.

But the note (a letter and an appendix) are relatively thin, and at least one Conservative MP has already branded the evidence "inconclusive".