The phrase "thin sword" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a type of sword that is slender or narrow in shape. Example: The skillful samurai wielded his thin sword with lightning-fast precision, easily defeating his opponents.
I refer here to Maisie Williams' Arya Stark, thin sword drawn, ready to slit the throat of her old captor, muttering.
One of them sits facing away from us, wearing a fantastic black and white outfit, with a huge silk sleeve catching the light, and at his left hip, swinging in the shadow under his chair, is the indispensable accessory - a long, thin sword.
The clashing of the thin grey swords, The click of heels upon the boards, The hiss of coat-sleaves strained and slit, Drowns the faint sounds of buttons hit.
For subsequent LMD applications, the stem piece was divided in half along the longitudinal axis using a thin razor blade (Wilkinson Sword, Classic).
Return of the Shred Rage Against the Machine – Killing in the Name Of Primus – John the Fisherman Sword – Freya Thin Lizzy – Bad Reputation Aerosmith – Last Child.
The eschatological inventory as described in the Qurʾān was elaborated by the commentators: the scales on which the books or deeds are weighed (an old Egyptian idea), the book in which the two recording angels have noted down mortal deeds, and the narrow bridge that is said to be sharper than a sword and thinner than a hair and leads over hell (an Iranian idea).
Unlike in the manga where Sanosuke uses an oversized zanbatō as a weapon, Watsuki gave him a more historically authentic zanbatō; a sword notably thinner and longer in design.
To remember the curve, cut about 45 degrees across the tip (thinner end) of your sword.
While he is saying this, the Dark Sword of Chaos vanishes into thin air.
All its knives – like, I imagine, its swords – are thin-bladed, balanced and fitperfectly in the hand.
Applied with palette knife in a thick, smooth slab — a method that Brice Marden would soon adopt — it occupies a subtly rhythmic field of thinner brown brushwork, evoking both the calligraphy and the sword hilts of Japan.
