Sentence examples for thin works from inspiring English sources

But what passes for a show of elegant control — "beautifully modulated" is how such thin works are usually praised — is actually a sort of authorial fudging.

But what passes for a show of elegant control—"beautifully modulated" is how such thin works are usually praised is actually a sort of authorial fudging.

When prices dropped, Mr. Liang fired six employees, whittling down an already thin work force.

The 320th Battalion was stretched thin; working in temperatures that regularly exceeded 120 degrees only added to the strain.

Mr. Reddy said he draws his inspiration from the women who surround him, which includes "women of all shapes and sizes —fat, thin, working women," he said.

Still, it's a thin work that feels too long by half as Foreman tries to convince us of its importance.

A poet capable of bringing thin work to such fine polish, seeing it praised and anthologized, has a choice: bask or run.

The reader is also encouraged to consider the "thin" vs. "thick" work of art distinction in S. Davies 1991 in light of whether creative additions to a "thin" work can "thicken" it or whether a different ontological framework for dance works of art is needed and, if so, why).

His mother is stretched thin, working at night at a hospital and shuttling her children during the day to afterschool activities.

Flavonoids help to keep the blood thin, working in a manner similar to aspirin.

Lose weight giving some of your food away, expect to actually get thin, working 2 jobs for example.