Sentence examples for thinly read from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the person who has spoken to both Mr. Kerry and McCain said he believed Mr. Kerry's campaign had deliberately leaked the story on Friday afternoon so it would be lost in coverage of Ronald Reagan's funeral and in the thinly read Saturday newspapers.

He had acquired an almost celebrity status in Poland, where his books were read as thinly disguised commentaries on communist Poland.

Although set in a magical land populated by talking beasts and witches, Lewis's tales are traditionally read as thinly-veiled Christian allegories.

Even The Siege, depicting a medieval Albanian city-state under gruelling attack by the Ottomans, has been read as a thinly coded endorsement of Hoxha's nationalist obsession with fighting off Soviet influence.

When was the last time you read so much as a thinly sourced rumor about the next Xbox?

When it comes to discussing social issues and human strife on social media, things can quickly turn into a platform for competitive mourning, thinly-veiled narcissism, or even a place of ignorance (read: trolling).

The book is thinly veiled as fiction but is obviously intended to be read as fact.

Simpson smiled thinly and mouthed the words "thank you" as the not guilty verdicts were read.

One drop (~10 μl) of the concentrated sediment was thinly spread onto each well of the treated slide and fluorescence light microscopy with a 20X objective was used to read the entire well.

You can read all about it online, blog by blog, where the digital gloom over the death of an industry often veils, if thinly, a pallid glee.

She did read a book on the Baltimore affair, by the historian Daniel Kevles of Yale, but her aim was not to write a thinly disguised rehash of that painful episode.