Sentence examples for thin version of from inspiring English sources

Alvin Sher, who headed the selection committee for "Sculpture 2000," made an especially thin version of a classical temple but out of aluminum.

Pulp had long since slumped to a stop and, by his own admittance, Jarvis had turned into a showbiz parody of himself, "a thin version of Christopher Biggins".

(And it's too bad that in this thin version of London all that's left of the human race is whiter than the demographic for melodramas on the WB channel). The movie might have been a minor classic if it had maximized its own possibilities.

(And it's too bad that in this thin version of London all that's left of the human race is whiter than the demographic for melodramas on the WB channel.) The movie might have been a minor classic if it had maximized its own possibilities.

The co-owner's father is an avid truffle hunter who scours the forest floor in the autumn and provides the restaurant with this much-prized fungus – traditionally grated over handmade tajarin (a thin version of tagliatelle) – while his wife supplies the restaurant with biological wines from her family vineyard in the province of Asti.

Given the thin version of national identity they propose, one might conclude that liberal nationalists are not that far from the constitutional patriotism of Jürgen Habermas.

The judges thought M&S had been artful in conceiving such palatably long, thin versions of the fatty treats, rather than the "curled up toenail shapes you sometimes see".

Freeing people to take advantage of their capabilities usually means lifting the oppressive burden of the state and guaranteeing certain basic rights—a much thicker concept.The distinction between thick and thin versions of the rule of law overlaps another distinction between legal traditions.

Scaffold everything from developer experience (repository, artifact management, tools, builds, deployment and testing) to DevOps deployment (continuous integration/continuous deployment, test environments, and production) to support (instrumentation), and implement thin versions of the critical features.

Yes, a lightweight, paper-thin version of the leisure-suit material may be the hottest thing in sports clothing.

The door of the parish church, a prickly, wafer-thin version of an English gothic revival parish model, is locked and bolted.