Sentence examples for thinly see from inspiring English sources

Makes one deep 23cm pie 5 large unwaxed lemons 500g caster sugar 8 large eggs (1 for the egg wash) 1 tsp fine sea salt For the pastry 375g plain flour 250g unsalted butter, cold 1 tsp fine sea salt 4 tbsp ice water 4 tbsp cider vinegar 1 Wash 3 of the lemons and slice very thinly (see tip).

Slow boats iPhone, uCopy, iSue Show us the money The England job ReprintsSome see thinly disguised protectionism in this decision.

In preparing an agenda and a declaration for the conference, some countries have sought language that others see as thinly veiled references to Israel that echo the anti-Zionist language of some United Nations documents of the 1970's.

But as far as I can see, this is thinly veiled misogyny," the source said.

A lot of the time, artists do spread themselves quite thinly at WMC and you see some playing at five or six different parties.

It is increasingly concerned by the "pivot" which many Chinese analysts see as a thinly-disguised attempt to contain China's rising power.

This is thinly disguised politicking that some may see as unseemly, at best.

The Mansi (Vogul) and Khanty (Ostyak) are spread thinly over the lower Ob basin (see Khanty and Mansi).

The chief executive of one of the largest NHS hospitals, speaking anonymously, said chasing new markets might also see management spread "too thinly and lose clinical oversight".

But he said every case officer develops the skill to assess "walk ins" who volunteer information, learning to see through sensational but thinly supported claims.

Cézanne, in particular, chose to see the novel as a thinly disguised commentary on his own temperament and talent.