Sentence examples for felt thicker from inspiring English sources

Detroit's Sergei Fedorov, speaking earlier in the series about the commuting, said: "As soon as we landed in Detroit, the air felt thicker.

I felt thick inside with happiness.

The air felt thick in my throat, and I shed my jacket and hat.

After testing my fine, highlighted hair felt thick and bouncy with far fewer flyaways.

I felt thick-headed with the new sedating medication I was on and far away from her.

Later we're told that the blood leaking from a stab wound "felt thick and burned cool, like Bengay on an aching muscle".

No matter where I listened to it — in the car, on a computer, on my home stereo — it felt thick and expansive, as if it were colonizing the airspace around it.

But while the choking smog has receded a bit from its peak on Wednesday when "the air felt thick", levels in the park surrounding the Essex town's Norman castle, which the professor calls "the lungs of Colchester", are about double what he would normally expect on a Thursday afternoon.

When our Pan Am crew arrived in Tehran, the air itself felt thick with anger and hostility.

My tongue felt thick and dry, and my throat begged me to cut this shit out.

My breast, just above my right nipple, felt thick, as if the skin had stuck to the flesh beneath it.