Sentence examples for a thick mood from inspiring English sources

With the opening number — a jam session in a Fifty-second Street night spot — the director, Raoul Walsh, conjures a thick mood of creative melancholy and cuts it with bracingly acerbic street smarts.

Though he creates within the chip tune format, ESC doesn't consider himself a purist, and uses circuit-bent drum machines and analog synths alongside standard game consoles to set "a thick mood of impending doom".

Then there was Loraine Hegerty, a 47-year-old with a thick Scottish burr from Rutherglen, who seemed of the mood to picket Woods's house in Florida if she could come up with the airfare and the address.

The road was a perfect emblem of the mood of this country, as it ushered in a new year under a thick shroud woven of rage and uncertainty.

A thick cloud hung over Centre Court as Venus Williams and Kim Clijsters appeared for their semi-final, the weather catching the mood of gloom following the annual discovery of a cure for Henmania.

A thick stone wall.

You need a thick skin.

Bring a thick wet suit.

First, pick a thick market.

Is it a thick skin?

You develop a thick skin.