Sentence examples for would be thinly from inspiring English sources

The custard would be thinly glazed with another truffle sauce.

A good treat would be thinly sliced fruits or veggies, but sparingly!

The mayor denies Ms. Lynch's contention that the project would be a thinly disguised mall.

"Auditing" the Fed would be a thinly veiled attempt to intimidate Fed policy makers, giving congressional committees partisan leverage.

The front line would be a thinly manned series of outposts, reinforced by a series of strongpoints and a sheltered reserve.

I say, "Nothing… What's yours about?" Then they say, "I don't have a book out," and I say, "Haha, you're a loser!" I would say it's thinly disguised porn reviews, but really it's personal essays about a guy who is a self-proclaimed asshole.

At the time, I'm sure that the Labour and Conservative whips' offices expected the result would be a couple of thinly attended debates on niche issues at the fag-end of the parliamentary week.

No condiments are necessary, and it would be nearly impossible to slice it thinly.

If you opt for a baguette, then a Vietnamese banh mi-inspired sandwich of cold (possibly leftover?) roasted meat (chicken or pork would be ideal) and some grated or thinly chopped veg (radish, carrots, lettuce, cucumber) is a real winner, combining carbs and protein with much-needed healthy crunch.

But that would be a reasonable observation instead of thinly veiled hand-wringing about white genocide, and Reason is not how we handle our problems here near the end of the second decade of the 21st century.

Early deployment would result in resources being thinly spread, and late deployment could render it ineffective.