Sentence examples for A bit dense from inspiring English sources
The warmed rice pudding with a golden glaze was richly delicious, if a bit dense.
"I'm talking about the criminals that matter," he explained patiently (they can be a bit dense, these FBI agents).
The British establishment, then as now, was dominated by arts men and could be a bit dense about the value of scientific advance.The Order of Merit the true prize of the British honours system, because it is limited to 24 living members and is in the personal gift of the monarch came in 1983.
But you'd have to be a bit dense to confuse a geographical and economic accident with an aesthetic movement, no matter how sick you are of hearing about how green the grass is over here, no matter how much you long for that nurturing Elysium of your dreams.
The explanation of how it works might be a bit dense for those not working in the field, but feel free to read the article in Nature to get a better understanding, if it helps.
Now, it may be because I'm a bit dense.
However, for the sample with Ag/TiO2 coating layer in Fig. 11d, the branches seem a bit denser than the others, which may be due to the observation direction with a smaller tilting angle.
Thuja sounds a lot like The Blithe Sons, but a bit denser and busier.
If you really want to add that extra kick to accelerated sloughing (let the product work--no "sanding"), the Epidermal Re-Texturizing Micro-Dermabrasion is a bit denser, which means it exfoliates better and polishes the dead or flaky skin (sometimes we don't see it).
Sour cream biscuits are generally a bit denser, richer, and flatter than those prepared with milk.
That said, although the water allows the bright acidity of the chocolate to shine through, this is a special-occasion dish, and deserves the richness of dairy – though perhaps not quite as much richness as Kerridge's all-double-cream version, which feels a bit heavy and dense in comparison with those recipes that use milk as well, or even water and whipping cream, as Jamois recommends.
