Sentence examples for too slender from inspiring English sources

A lead of 82 still seemed too slender.

Their record is yet too slender to render a final bozo balance sheet.

This is partly because otherwise the atomic narrative alone is too slender to justify a book.

It is shown that both an auxetic behavior and enhanced moduli can be obtained for not too slender micro-beams.

This "sacred space" was an ideal setting for a drama too slender to work on the stage.

At 180 pounds, he was too slender even for Ivy League football, so he turned to rugby at Princeton.

Maybe her books are too deceptively slender.

We know she touched the Queen, but she touches other people, too: a slender wrist, comfortable against her husband's shoulder, both hands of a child spontaneously grasped on a dance floor.

Still, the historic coincidence of all three leaders dying in Rawalpindi, in the same quarter of the city, has underscored how often violent death has reshaped the political map of Pakistan, and, too, how slender is the thread that sustains the country's hopes of establishing a stable democracy.

If that looks unlikely to have much success, the prospects of legalisation appear slender, too.

But too frequently the slender narrative succumbs to pretty pictures cast in "meaningful" light, which soften and sentimentalize the blunt social commentary of Hughes's short but incisive story.