Sentence examples for thin more from inspiring English sources
Both mean "thin," more or less.
Girls want to be thin more than fit: smoking, they believe, helps keep their weight down.
As resources run thin, more production is no longer an option to respond to persistent poverty.
Still, a new program called the Four Forests Restoration Initiative is taking shape and aims to thin more acres.
It is also strangely thin, more like a finger flipped up by a pissed-off American than a jolly British symbol that everything is Really Good.
The old adage to "thin, thin some more, thin till you want to cry, and then thin more" is a surprisingly apt description of what it feels like.
We are thinner, more muscular.
His design made solar cells thinner, more efficient and cheaper.
McCartney's singing sounds different: thinner, more tremulous, aged.
And there's more: Adam was sleeping with someone else, a thinner, more conventionally pretty woman.
Everyone has body issues, everyone wishes that they were taller, thinner, more muscular, blah-blah-blah.
