Sentence examples for look thick from inspiring English sources

Up close, his features, which look thick and blocky to an audience, have an almost porcelain delicacy.

In fact, the opposite is true: the flowers look thick and voluptuous, and the images seem almost three-dimensional.

We must look thick as thieves, huddled in the corner of a members' club in Notting Hill, west London (her natural habitat).

It's opaque enough to cover dark circles and sunspots, but light enough not to look thick and cakey over lined skin.

His portraits – and portraits of him, once so pre-eminent – stud the National Portrait Gallery, and everyone knows the old chestnut about Lady Churchill quietly destroying Sutherland's portrait of Winston, who thought it made him look thick.

At this stage, the retinal leaves look thick and rigid, adopting a funnel-shaped configuration (arrowheads); this condition is not amenable to surgical treatment Open image in new window Fig. 16 Subretinal haemorrhage.

She seemed unusual, and it wasn't just her look: thick-framed eyeglasses, bangs and vintage dresses.

Apply right against the lash line, so lashes look thicker.

I blame the flat-screen for making athletes look thicker than they are.

Black Out: Thick liner will make your lashes look thicker but they'll look longer with thinly applied liner.

There are a lot of reasons why the look hasn't faded: it makes hair look thicker, healthier and shinier.