Sentence examples for far too thick from inspiring English sources

At the end of our block, the crowds were far too thick to penetrate further.

How subtle you are, and let's face it - he's a man - he'll be far too thick to realize you're manipulating him!

As he himself said, "Bram Stoker's 'Dracula' is a book with very good ideas in it, but — to be vulgar — the butter is spread far too thick".

I find many of the batters far too thick – they are difficult to spread around the pan, which means the results are somewhat lumpen.

The shockingly inept rail is far too thick to accommodate a subway car's wheels, has dangerous gaps more than fifty feet long, and abruptly switches from steel to wood to ice cream.

The cartilage in your helix is far too thick for these piercing earrings to work properly.

Only an apple pie, with dried out fruit and a gross, far too-thick crust, disappointed.

Usually, though, the irony is laid on too thick -- and far too relentlessly.

This is crucial in a theater like Avery Fisher, where the stage is small and the house deep: the performers want to reach audience members who are far away without laying it on too thick for those up front.

10.23pm BST McIlroy had a wedge in his hand playing into 11, and has ended up making bogey, taking far too aggressive a line, ending in thick rough at the back, and failing to get up and down.

Such magmas are typically too thick to move far from the vent it extrudes from, causing it to solidify quickly and build on previous volcanic extrusions, creating a characteristic dome-like shape.