Sentence examples for thin edges from inspiring English sources
Thin edges: Top lawyer accused of heavy breathing Some people just don't know when to stop.
These materials are opaque to light; none passes through even at thin edges.
The nonopaque varieties (e.g., cinnabar, realgar, and orpiment) possess high refractive indices, transmitting light only on the thin edges of a specimen.
The back has a soft-touch plastic finish, which allows for a reassuring grip, while the thin edges and angular design on the back make holding the Voyage with one hand easy.
Like obsidian it is translucent on thin edges, but it is much richer in microscopic embryonic crystal growths (crystallites), the abundance of which is generally believed to account for the duller lustre.
The thinnest of thin edges on to his pad deprived Toby Rofand-JoneSidebottomottom's wicket – heart-stopping for Yorkshire for it looked plumb and but for the umpire's diligence in spotting it, would have been – and, with that single run still needed, the rain began.
"It is a very thin edge".
She's argues this is thin edge of the wedge stuff.
This landmark decision could prove to be the thin edge of a very big wedge.
A wedge is an object that tapers to a thin edge.
Humanitarian access proved to be the thin edge of the wedge.
