Sentence examples for to be thinly from inspiring English sources

It's not going to be thinly veiled …" Typically, Johnson is unfazed.

In 1959 the Saturday night Proms concert was reported to be "thinly attended"; last weekend it was sold out.

Both operate electronically but use different methods to assure liquidity in what could prove to be thinly traded markets.

Because these people appear to be thinly disguised caricatures of real movers and shakers, those in the know may have fun playing guessing games.

To get the fat, crisp sugar snaps to cook as quickly as the beef, they need to be thinly sliced; skinny snow peas just need trimming.

Police officers are escorting people back to their ancestral homes, as the government calls them, which seems to be thinly veiled language for ethnic separation.

Yet how much worse, now, has been the brutal effect on insurers of tumbling stockmarkets.In a few swift months the industry has swung from being greatly overcapitalised to being thinly endowed indeed.

Several profitable newspaper competitions, including that of The Sunday Times, were prohibited due to being thinly disguised forms of gambling.

When intact, tails range from less than half the body length to much longer; they may be thinly or densely haired and are sometimes patterned.

At first look, last Monday's blast out of the blue certainly appears to have been thinly sourced.

At the same time, they acknowledge that in retrospect, some of its conclusions appear to have been thinly sourced and were based on methods less rigorous than were ultimately required under an intelligence overhaul that did not begin in earnest until later.