Sentence examples for a thick mass from inspiring English sources

His forehead, under a thick mass of black hair, is broad and wide; but his chin reveals weakness, indecision.

(A photo from 1973 in his office shows him with seven of his students from P.S. 189, sporting a thick mass of curly, dark hair).

The crowd merged with others as it approached the square and the guides hemmed it until it was a thick mass of thousands stretching for blocks.

In one of the most startling examples of brain deformity, neurons explode out of the proliferative zone like lava, flowing to form a thick mass instead of an orderly, folded up cortex.

Kirk Cuddy (Dominic West), the head of Steel Dragon, a grinning shark with a thick mass of Louis XIV hair, suddenly calls from Los Angeles; Bobby Beers has been thrown out, and the band needs a new front man.

Al-Nafūd is characterized by a unique dune form, a giant crescent slipface (the slope on the leeside of the dune that approximates the angle of repose of loose sand, usually about 32°) moving through a thick mass of loose sand.

This bacterium naturally produces cellulose, and over a week will grow into a big, thick mass of cellulose, which when it is dried down, becomes … basically a bacterially-created paper".

In both immature and mature pollen there is a very thick mass of AB-staining material in the inner aperture wall, isolated from but corresponding in position to the extra-apertural endexine (Fig.  2D and E).

What was once a sprawling and thick mass of ice now appears scrawny.

It's important to whisk them together gradually, so that they form a thick, shiny mass.

When peeled, seeded and puréed, both the soft Hachiyas and the hard Fuyus produce a thick, creamy mass that is firm enough to hold its shape and doesn't leak watery fluid.