Sentence examples for under the thin from inspiring English sources
And, oh, the little breasts under the thin white blouse.
Jeb watched her diaphragm rise and fall under the thin fabric of her dress.
Powerful, unpredictable forces are in evidence, bubbling just under the thin skin of the earth.
He was best known to "New Yorker" readers under the thin disguise of E.M. Frimbo, world's greatest railroad buff.
They dwarf her small, sculpted nose and dark brown eyes, which gleam under the thin eyebrows she carefully draws on.
At forty, and after two miscarriages, she is desperate to have a child, and reckons that its source will not be her husband, Jack, who is in his sixties, and who "did the crosswords and then sat staring out, the pink of his scalp so scaly under the thinning white hair and his eyes had a kind of rebuke in them".
Moreover, selections from a projected work that he considered to be his masterpiece, a social satire entitled Answered Prayers, appeared in Esquire magazine in 1975 and raised a storm among friends and foes who were harshly depicted in the work (under the thinnest of disguises).
Fourth, under the thin-sheet assumption, invert this profile by the 2.5D scheme developed here using several initial guesses.
Cf. Ryle 1971: 480 496, which contrasts an action that, under the thinnest description possible, appears simply to be the swift contraction of the eyelid of the right eye, with, under any of a number of thicker descriptions, what could be seen anew as a twitch, conspiratorial wink, or parody of another's twitch.
How could someone be so corrosively self-involved that he would campaign for that spot knowing that under the thinnest of veneers lay ample evidence to reduce the whole campaign to smoking ruins?
