Sentence examples for but thicker than from inspiring English sources

In addition to the wonderful Turkish bread (flat and round but thicker than pita and sprinkled with sesame seeds), that oven also sends out a specialty called lahmacun.

There's a slide-out thumb keyboard, and it has a wonderful, rubberized clicky feel; you can pop the battery out yourself (the phone is smaller but thicker than the iPhone); and yes, there's copy and paste.

He is handsome and athletic, but thicker than he once was, and his hair, black and curly when he won the world championship, is now graying and cropped close to his skull.

The hope is that it will demand documentation confirming 23andMe's method for the most laden results, and that it will require a better filter — one that's thinner than a doctor's visit but thicker than a click.

Area D has a resistive layer that is slightly thinner than that of Area C, but thicker than that predicted from plate cooling models that fit bathymetric subsidence (Parsons and Sclater 1977).

The anodization results show that the formed ZrO2 nanotube layer on the SMATed-Zr is slightly thicker than that on the annealed SMATed-Zr, but thicker than that on the unSMATed-Zr.

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Blood Is Thicker Than Water, but Semen Is Thicker Than Blood The thought would likely repulse them, since nothing disgusts people more than talking about anything vaguely incestuous or bodily fluids.

This impact would have sprayed huge quantities of material into space, forming a ring around Earth similar to, but much thicker than, those that now adorn Saturn.The moon is thought to have condensed rapidly from this ring.

It's like an RFID tag but slightly thicker than a quarter.

It weighs just 180 grams (again, like the Voyage) and measures 157 x 115 x 9.2 mm (slightly shorter, but slightly thicker than the Voyage).