Sentence examples for merely thick from inspiring English sources
If the stalks are merely thick, dice them; if they are stringy, discard them.
Which gives us this immortal quote in the linked article: "…there is perhaps also an indication here that a conceptual revolution is underway within the Air Force, where the earth itself geological space is seen as merely a thicker version of the sky".
The vermiculite, which was 100 300 μm in diameter and merely 50 100 μm thick, served as catalyst carrier.
When Instid was hired, the government merely wanted a thick book, with glossy photos and text about the artefacts in Tatarstan's museums.
Suddenly the woman who had been merely a captivatingly thick celebrity became something more sinister: a racist in a presumed multicultural society.
In isolation, such remarks are merely tedious or thick: in concert, they eventually come across as open distaste for women themselves.
You merely fold the thick rubber in half, relax thyself, and insert.
Here it's packed into those beginnings of songs before they detonate, but musical sentimentality — as opposed to the merely emotional kind — runs thick in a couple of smart tracks.
At the time, it was merely a set of thick-walled barracks.
The Scots language, long derided as bad English with a thick accent or merely a northern dialect, now enjoys the backing of the state.In 2011 the Scottish census asked for the first time whether people spoke Scots.
