Sentence examples for thin thin from inspiring English sources

Only in our time does every image of beauty tell women to get thin, thin, thin.

On the elaborately zigzag carved walls were thin, thin pipings of fluorescent light.

"The government misled people," Thin Thin, a grocery store owner, told The Associated Press.

On Oct. 12, his adoptive mother, whom he called Daw Thin Thin Khaing, was detained, news that was immediately relayed to him.

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.

To escape the crowds surging to embrace him, the "thin, thin, tall boy in a thin suit," as Diana Vreeland described the new designer, attempted to seek refuge on the tiny balcony.

The images shift among thin, thinner and silhouette.

He was thin, thinner than me, and holding him I felt ungainly and exposed.

The device is also extremely thin – thinner than the 1G model – and nice and responsive.

There is, it feels, a wafer-thin thin line in the human condition between what makes us fair, civil, humane and decent and what makes us barbarians.

She says her hair is thinning, thin.