Examples of 'very thinly' in a sentence
Meaning of "very thinly"
very thinly: Describes something that is extremely narrow, fine, or slim in appearance
How to use "very thinly" in a sentence
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That was a very thinly veiled threat.
Because she can slice apples very thinly.
I am operating on a very thinly veiled suspicion.
Because she peeled apples skin very thinly.
The area was very thinly populated.
Remove the edges of the toast bread and roll the slices very thinly.
Some are very thinly disguised racers.
Slice the bread very thinly.
It should be sliced very thinly and served and eaten in small portions.
No game today and the place is very thinly populated.
The dough is pressed very thinly into elaborately carved moulds of varying shapes and sizes.
Owing to its concentrated taste it is usually spread very thinly with butter or margarine.
The very thinly veiled moral of this story is that prejudice is NOT OK.
Its basin is very thinly populated.
International relief and development projects in Burma are still spread very thinly.
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The vegetables are very thinly chopped.
But Mother Teresa has chosen instead to spread her franchise very thinly.
Slice the shoots very thinly crosswise when cool.
UNICEF supplies were spread very thinly.
The train was led through a very thinly populated zone at that time.
Bündnerfleisch is served with bread, sliced very thinly.
In fact it is very thinly spread.
Wings very thinly and minutely black-speckled.
The large number of universities meant that funding was very thinly distributed across the universities.
Very thinly sliced meat or fish is called 'Sukimi'.
This mineral substance has become very thinly diffused and has itself acquired the human form.
Bank 's staff resources are being stretched very thinly.
Like Brouwer he applied colour very thinly leaving parts of the ground visible.
By adding more or less turpentine, one can even wash it in very thinly.
Uh, the vegetables are very thinly chopped.
It 's very thinly veiled.
Notes on a piece of paper Very thinly written.
That was a very thinly veiled threat . Oh, I meant it.
The Springfield and Worcester MSAs include some very thinly populated rural areas.
It 's very thinly veiled racism, but it 's racism nonetheless.
The carrier 2 is coated very thinly indeed.
It 's very thinly lit.
Some cars described as such, such as Pro Street cars, are very thinly disguised racers.
Semantics . That was a very thinly veiled threat.
Lack of resources Historically, the Canadian Genealogy Centre has been very thinly resourced.
Female voiceover, Very thinly kind of applied.
To gain some time, I am cutting it very thinly.
Basil leaves, very thinly sliced.
Like this . To gain some time, I am cutting it very thinly.
As a result, the regular staff is stretched very thinly over many tasks and projects.
I am removing both ends . Like this . To gain some time, I am cutting it very thinly.
Objective 6, economic adaptation of very thinly populated areas.
The cells are then embedded in EPPON-812 and the blocks are very thinly sectioned.
If for example, a spread signal is spectrally very thinly occupied e . g.
The aim is to create between 5 and 10 jobs in this very thinly populated area.
