Often, at night, Walter Hobbes would lie awake in his apartment high above the broad curved sweep of the river, where container ships and tankers hung at anchor, their white running lights illuminating bits of the dense breezy darkness, and wonder what had caused Betsy to suddenly need to be divorced from him.
The chili-rubbed pork tenderloin, a high-rent down-home entree, also showed a bit of flash, with a dense, creamy dollop of Cheddar grits and golden fried okra in a light sheath of breading.
In the alpha and beta, the area of the Dark Zone was very small, it was a little bit more dense in terms of encounters than I expect the final version to be.
I have also done some homework on the topic of dense breast tissue and learned a bit about how prevalent and important this condition is.
Potato leek chowder, teeming with poached oysters and beads of osetra caviar accented with bits of chive, is dense and velvety, but only half as rich as the spoon-bending cauliflower custard that comes in a cup along with bay scallops and caviar.
The hero, earnest, tense and somewhat dense, is a bit of a prig.
A bit of a more mature and less dense sound than their last one.
As always, meanwhile, Perry (Lane Smith) is affably dense; although a bit of an operator, Jimmy Olsen Michael Landess) worships Lois, and master criminal Lex Luthor (John Shea) is eternally villainous, if more serious and urbane than Gene Hackman's deliciously rotten Luthor in those "Superman" movies.
As a fairly recent convert to the culture of Walter White I feel it necessary to state that I found the first few seasons of the show to be a bit too dense and depressing.
Pastries are not overly sweet, though a layer of dense frangipane in a stunning strawberry tart made it a bit heavy.
