Sentence examples for thin given from inspiring English sources

That may look thin given the potential for the euro-zone crisis to spiral beyond Greece.

He's a slender ice pick of a man, and it doesn't make sense that he's so thin, given his bent for scenery-chewing.

The factor that some people might have objected to was Mr. Gitlis or, to be more precise, his completely distinctive and unbeautiful violin tone: thin, given to the occasional squeak and marred by errant intonation.

Clinton had planned to visit the city last week but delayed the trip after city officials said their resources were stretched thin, given the protests around the release of police video of the shooting of Scott.

It also describes it as "relatively thin given the scale of the project".

In the New England Journal and in an interview, Kastelein argued part of the reason for the decline was that these patients have been treated with statins for decades, and now their arteries are almost as thin, given their genetic illness.

"But in the fashion world, being thin gives you another kind of authority.

But Johnie, his patience worn thin, gives Ray an ultimatum, a deadline that — along with the screeching from the lounge's harridan landlady (that would be Ms. Miles), the impending lottery and Mr. Dafoe's twitchy, sympathetic performance as an unlikely optimist — gives the story its modest tension.

It's light (under a pound) and thin — perhaps slightly too thin, giving those with larger hands little to grip.

Ahsan Haque of IGN stated the episode had "quite a few funny jokes," but the storyline was "predictably unoriginal," and felt the "political statement was stretched too thin," giving the episode a 6.8 out of 10.

The newly revamped Quaker man was slimmer (five pounds thinner), given a haircut, and had prominently displayed shoulders.