Sentence examples for fat from high-quality English sources.

• “Fat and old”?

• The Fat Black Woman is ‘sassy.’”

• Dietary fat and body fat are not the same!"

• Low fat: 'low fat' doesn't always equal healthy.

• Low-fat milk may contain from 0.5 to 2.5 percent fat.

• This group lost overall body fat as well as abdominal fat.

• Because it has the same fat content as butter, it isn't a low-fat option.

• These fat deposits consist of fat cells held in a matrix of connective tissue.

Use fat in a sentence.

• A diet high in ‘good’ fat is likely to be better for you than a low-fat diet that is high in sugar.

• When manufacturers reduce the fat to make 'low-' or 'no-fat' products, they often add sugar to compensate.

• Current standards generally set whole milk at 3.25 percent fat, low-fat at 1 or 2 percent, and skim at less than 0.5 percent.

• Foods containing less than 3g total fat and 1.5g saturated fat per 100g are classed as low-fat and low-saturated fat respectively.

• Combine any of the extra skin and all of the peripheral fat, including the fat in the duck cavity and the visible and readily accessible fat just under the skin.

• Whilst attention grabbing headlines expose the “fat but fit” hypothesis as a big fat lie, it’s imperative we stop linking the idea that you can, or cannot, be “fat and fit”.

• The health world is awash with buzzwords, and a food label saying 'light', 'lite', 'half-fat', 'lower-fat' or 'reduced-fat' doesn’t necessarily make the food low-fat.

• Fat, rich, abundant, &c.; “a FAT lot;” “to cut it FAT,” to exaggerate, to show off in an extensive or grand manner, to assume undue importance; “cut up FAT,” see under CUT.

fat sentence examples

• But even if I don’t fat shame others I cannot stop fat shaming myself, and yes, I know this means that I am sort of also fat shaming others by doing so, but, as you may have gathered, I can’t stop.

• Not all body fat is created equal; research suggests that belly fat or visceral fat (around the organs) is linked to more health risks compared to fat around the hips and thighs, for example.

• But the type of fat that's in avocados is monounsaturated fat, which is actually often deemed healthy fat or heart-healthy fat, so while there is a lot of fat in avocados, it's actually quite good fat.

• But this seems to be behind recent research and current trends - sugar has replaced fat as public enemy number one, and we’ve realised that all the fat-free and low-fat products we’d been consuming were laden with the sweet stuff to make up for the lack of fat.