Sentence examples for too thin for from inspiring English sources

They used to be fashion's black hole: models either too large for the catwalk or too thin for catalogues.

She's too thin for the role, more colorlessly complected than creamy, but she whispers and wobbles nicely".

It was already too thin for hunting, so many of the local people had gone "on the land".

The two actors do admirable jobs, even if Ms. Taylor is far too thin for the Lewinsky role.

Fukuyama's account of 17th-century England is too thin for my liking and far too focused on state structures.

If people found that sound too thin for modern halls, and the pitch disturbingly low, too bad; their ears would just have to get used to it.

And those stories from a couple of years back that the star, CALISTA FLOCKHART, was too thin for her own good?

At 5 30, I got out of bed, pulled on a cotton coat too thin for the early March chill and roused my husband.

Robyn at least had tights and plimsolls with elastic tops — though her green coat was too thin for the winter weather.

What the phones also have in common, alas, is a telescoping stylus that's too small and too thin for comfortable onscreen writing.

Lost any more weight?' 'That's too thin for you, you must look like a scarecrow.' Hens: posh, eccentric and reproachful, with a better social life than her daughter's.