Sentence examples for feeling thick from inspiring English sources

Leaping curtain rods with a single bound, full of life, liberty and the pursuit of higher elevations, vines are great housemates when you are feeling thick, stodgy and slow.

Again and again and again, she rose, threw herself into a wild series of relevés, each time she came down feeling the thick wet moss between her toes.

The Torch is also a blocky little thing, feeling weighty and thick in comparison to other new smartphones.

They left her mouth feeling "coated with thick spit" and also gave her "some stomach upset every time".

It's not a calorie thing, but I find too much of it leaves your mouth feeling coated and thick; the ideal panna cotta tastes light and clean.

Some who described themselves as reasonably confident described their encounters with health-care professionals as leaving them feeling 'a bit thick' or 'embarrassed' and 'wasting their time'.

Egg is very high in protein and will leave hair feeling strong and thick.

If your postcard ended up feeling heavy and thick after you decorated and sealed it, you might want to use a letter stamp instead of a postcard stamp.

Layers of bilious color and gritty texture enhance the feeling of thick, suffocating fumes.

When I was in the thick of feeling alone, I focused on the common path of what we all as players were trying to achieve: loving to play this game and a dream of the major leagues.

While the magnet-laden front flap remains largely the same, the iPad's back is now covered in a thin sheet of polyurethane — it's apparently thin enough to keep the entire package from feeling too bulky, but thick enough to handle being laser engraved should you go that route.