Sentence examples for thinly so from inspiring English sources

If you garner connections with more people, you end up distributing your fixed amount of social capital more thinly so the average capital per person is lower".

Leaving the zigzag skin at the top in place, peel the rest of each pear very thinly so as to preserve their shape.

Round the corner is The Quality Chop House, contender for one of my favourite restaurants in the capital; their confit potatoes (thinly, so thinly sliced, baked slowly with dripping, then cut into fat, chip-like blocks and fried again in light oil until they're multi-layered, golden batons of sheerest evil crunchy joy) are so extraordinarily, dangerously delicious, they should probably be illegal.

Which is not to say that Gergiev is a bad conductor, far from it, but over the past decade and more he has consistently spread his considerable talent far too thinly, so that routine and sometimes under-prepared performances have been far too frequent, and his concerts with the LSO have included more than their fair share.

We also recommend you go with a responsible tour company, one that has gained permission from the tribe for your visit and that will manage the interaction and spread their visits thinly so that they don't "over-sell" a particular tribe.

Glee Club, Oxford, Sat 5 Jun; Glee Club, Cardiff, Fri 11 Jun With every city in the UK seemingly having its own annual comedy festival, top-drawer talent is spread ever more thinly, so it's no easy task to put together a programme packed with enough quality to get the locals buzzing as well as drawing in comedy junkies from further afield.

The tart she pronounced a major disappointment; the dough had not been rolled out thinly enough, so it seemed like a cross between true Alsatian tarts and American thin-crust pizza.

When the raw meat came out, it had been thinly sliced so that it looked more like dried apricots than a boner.

Slice thinly enough so that you can taste them, but not too thick that you have to bite into them.

The sous vide technique produces a commendably moist chicken breast, but on the night I sampled it, the meat came so thinly sliced and thinly sauced that it tasted like spa cuisine -- the kind of thing that appears on a menu with a little "heart-smart" symbol beside it.

In some areas paint is applied so thinly it seems to just stain the canvas.