Sentence examples for looks thick from inspiring English sources
Their fingers are covered in gold rings; around each man's neck is a gold chain that looks thick enough to suspend a bridge.
However, the pure Ni nanocone looks thick, and the crystal growth orientation is close to (110) (Fig. 1d and the inset).
If it looks thick like molasses, then it's probably Americanized.
MRI studies may show pachymeningeal enhancement (when the dura mater looks thick and inflamed).
When the batter looks thick, shiny, and well blended, add the flour and stir until you cannot see it any longer, then beat vigorously for 40 strokes with the wooden spoon or a rubber spatula.
Scott says he's pleased to see more people appreciating winter, but he also cautions potential explorers to be careful, as the ice can be dangerous -- even when it looks thick enough to hold weight.
Nevin, 39, has gray hair, and he looks thicker than he used to.
"We're known for our rough here, it's one of our main defences along with the bunkers, but it looks thicker than it is," Irvine told BBC Sport.
"Each cut trims off the thinnest portion, and your hair looks thicker".
Use a tablespoon to flatten the squiggles so it looks thicker.
(When he tried, as the frontiersman in "The Howards of Virginia," he looked thick and stupid).
