Sentence examples for too meagre from inspiring English sources
To him, the plate was sparse, the fish too fishy, the vegetables too meagre.
"They spring from a milieu too meagre to comprehend my kind of reality," he concludes.
It is too meagre, too hidden, to ever be fully part of the city.
Our truths are too meagre and mammal to rise to our hopes of what life ought to be.
It is small and weedy, too plain to put in a vase and too meagre to make a meal.
Such handouts are often dubbed "fruit money" as they are too meagre to pay for anything else.
Almost all the earnings from the jewel-coloured fabrics Rebecca sewed went to paying Sarah's school fees; so too the meagre salary from Samuel's mechanic shop.
Yet McKenna reads too much into meagre evidence.
These meagre reductions are too little too late and must be increased to help hard-pressed consumers struggling with their energy bills this winter".
The New York-based band !!! (known verbally as "chick chick chick" or "bang bang bang" – apparently "Exclamation point, exclamation point, exclamation point" proved too verbose for their meagre fanbase) must drive their business manager nuts.
Clearly, inadequate leverage is bad for shareholders, for too much equity leads to meagre returns.
