Sentence examples for thinly does from inspiring English sources

Mr Gove would like more actual teaching as well.Anna Vignoles, professor of education at Cambridge University, thinks that less able pupils and those from poorer backgrounds are most likely to gain from extended hours, as long as spreading teachers' time more thinly does not merely translate into less well-prepared lessons.

The Germans, frankly, thought I was weird – but they were too polite to say so and always found something I could eat (even if some thought that simply slicing ham very thinly would do the job).

Along the division's front, the Germans were spread thinly and did not have continuous lines of defense.

Using a large spoon, drizzle extra tomato sauce on top and spread it thinly - don't pour it on as it will make the lasagna soft and wet - and add a few extra pieces of mozzarella cheese on top.

Paulson and Bernanke spread the blame around thinly, as do many TV pundits and business journalists, to include ordinary first-time home buyers.

That's probably because the thinly textured "Core Values" does not have many others.

But it comes late, and feels thinly schematic, and doesn't alter the overwhelming impression left by the book, of a large talent saddled with a project that hasn't inspired him as much as he expected it to.

A thinly veiled autobiographical rant does not a fiction make.

"Most of these currencies are so thinly traded that it doesn't take much to move them one way or the other".

Fried calamari in a sweet chili Thai sauce with crushed peanuts made a good showing, as did thinly sliced bass steamed with ginger, soy and pesto.

This belt has played mainly a negative role throughout Indian history in that it remained relatively thinly populated and did not form the focal point of any of the principal regional cultural developments of South Asia.