Sentence examples for thin thing from inspiring English sources

If I'm given too many allowances,' he said in 1961, I'll do exactly the sort of charming, thin thing that's good at the moment, but doesn't transcribe.' In his prime, his instinct with interviews was to be superficial, but quick', and above all, diverting'.

Bone Thugs, underage drinking, alienation, death, love, Bob Ross, dreams of blood: This thin thing is flooded with power.

They jam a lot of content into this elusively thin thing and, for a magazine with as much fashion and pop content as this, it contains refreshingly little advertising.

Jungian, German dreams tend to thin things to symbolic and ritual and occult manifestations.

It can't get under as many things as a Roomba, it still bumps into thin things and it still can't clean everything, meaning it's not the only vacuum you need to own.

Anne Mather, managing editor of the MMWR for 7 years under Mike's leadership in the 1970s and 1980s, notes that his mantra for editing, "This is getting into the thick of thin things," is advice she still follows, and quotes, today.

The X505 revealed itself to be a wafer-thin thing of elegant beauty, with sleek lines and a nickel-carbon casing that gave it the look of pewter.

In fact, the "rescue the princess" element is the thinnest thing about the movie.

"There are options for new races, like a two-and-a-half mile hurdle, a long-distance chase or another bumper, but we don't want to be accused of diminishing quality or thinning things out".

This profession pushes you in every sense but I'm trying not to be that thin old thing with the big eyes, hanging on to her girlishness.

"The D-pillar is thicker than you would normally do; normally you'd thin that thing up as much as you can for visibility, but it was a conscious choice".