Sentence examples for thinly clothed from inspiring English sources

And so you're much more thinly clothed.

There's a telling comment from, ironically, Anton Corbijn where he mentions arriving in the late 1970s north-west as a well-fed Dutchman and being shocked at the poverty, and being around young men who were barely fed, were thinly clothed in cold weather and existed on a diet of smoking and drinking.

Done in the artist's best — some would say worst — hyper-realist style, "Le Rêve" depicts a thinly clad fleshy woman with bright red lips.

I'm old enough to remember when a thinly clad, colourful figure on a skimpy-looking bike with low handlebars was a rare sight.

One was for Gaetano Gandolfi, the 18th-century Bolognese artist whose "Diana and Callisto," a fantasy on a Greco-Roman mythological theme filled with thinly clad ladies, fetched an extravagant $4.11 million.

So on two steamy evenings in August there was Mr. Young, sidling largely unrecognized around the roof deck at Soho House, amid statuesque extras enlisted for a scene in which Ms. Fox emerges thinly clad and soaking wet from the pool.

Read more » "Married, With Infidelities," by Mark Oppenheimer (June 30 , 2011 Last month, when the New York congressman Anthony Weiner finally admitted that he had lied, that his Twitter account had not been hacked, that he in fact had sent a picture of his thinly clad undercarriage to a stranger in Seattle, I asked my wife of six years, mother of our three children, what she thought.

674c4519-6249-4a13-a868-3f9256db2ee6 Last month, when the New York congressman Anthony Weiner finally admitted that he had lied, that his Twitter account had not been hacked, that he in fact had sent a picture of his thinly clad undercarriage to a stranger in Seattle, I asked my wife of six years, mother of our three children, what she thought.