Sentence examples for thinly sourced from inspiring English sources

It's a banty-weight book, thinly sourced.

Critics pounced, crying that the book was thinly sourced.

But Politico's buzz can also derive from provocative headlines placed atop thinly sourced stories.

His blog will often make clear that he's passing along a thinly sourced story.

Two rival newspapers published thinly sourced articles in late December reporting Ming Pao's closure.

That should put thinly sourced yarns about a small part in some student bacchanalia into historical perspective.

One red flag about the story's accuracy, Reed said, was how thinly it was sourced.

As a publisher of the thinly-sourced, tabloid-style political books which pack the shelves of Hong Kong bookstores but are outlawed in mainland China, Gui, 51, became a major thorn in the Communist party's side.

The report is thinly-sourced, and thus far, Vatican officials have refused to confirm its validity.

(And pundits can join in with thinly-sourced accounts of poor people cheering the assassination of the NYPD officers).

Then the Associated Press published a thinly-sourced story about a US official who suspected Russia might have known about the sarin gas attacks in advance though no officials who spoke to the Times Tuesday would comment on that.