Sentence examples for distinctly thicker from inspiring English sources

The fossil seed cuticle differs from the extant one only by the distinctly thicker anticlinal walls and the thickened subsidiary cells.

Legs: procoxae nearly spherical, protruding, medially adjacent; protrochanter small, approximately triangular; profemur long, narrowing distally, with strongly convex posterior margin, distinctly thicker than protibia and slightly longer; protibia short, slender, slightly widening distally.

It is intermediate in size between C. c. principalis and C. c. corax and has a distinctly larger and thicker bill than does the nominate race.

The soma of the single DMN or of at least one of the present two DMNs has a distinctly larger cytoplasmic compartment and thicker primary neurite than all other SL-ir neurons in the respective ganglion.

It's too much: thick, gloopy and distinctly vegetal, I think I'll save the filé for people to sprinkle to taste, as McKee suggests.

I wind down the window, and yes, that really is the smell of sulphur, thick and sweet and distinctly eggy on the air.

From that pluck and perseverance, a unique style was born: a distinctly "New York" tattoo, with bold colors, thick black outlines, and a simplicity in subject matter.

He added: "Most of them were well made with distinctly California characteristics: lots of fruits, a thicker texture than Burgundy, fatter and with less complexity".

He, too, wore a black turban and glasses — in his case, thick glasses over weak but distinctly friendly eyes.

He, too, wore a black turban and glasses in his case, thick glasses over weak but distinctly friendly eyes.

The accent at Q Bar is distinctly Asian now, with appetizers like a thick, fiery Thai lobster stew with galangal, oysters with rice-wine mignonette and carrot soup with ginger juice and black pepper oil.