Sentence examples for much more condensed from inspiring English sources

This companion star, known as Sirius B, is about as massive as the Sun, though much more condensed, and was the first white dwarf star to be discovered.

Bring Up the Bodies is a much more condensed read than Wolf Hall, tackling in enveloping detail the sensational downfall of Anne Boleyn beginning in September 1535, just after Thomas More's execution, to May 1536, when she was publicly executed.

Everything's so much more condensed and instant, yet campaigning gets longer and longer.

In this case, females have a much more condensed perception of crime located at the Skytrain station.

These aforementioned studies indicated that the action of the various chemicals added during pretreatment can lead to a depolymerization of the lignin structure followed by re-distribution and re-polymerization into a much more condensed form after cooling which ends as a deposit on the outer cell wall.

Take a peek at this thing we shot for VBS if you want a much more condensed version of what else we did with both sets of ladies.

The main Events feed now has a much cleaner, more condensed, iOS7-ish feel to it.

The steam will exit through the brush and allow you to perform a much better job as it is more condensed.

They make things like flan for dessert with condensed milk and sugar and more sugar and then more condensed milk with more sugar.

Condensed milk usually figures, often in combination with the fresh stuff: Maw Broon uses more condensed than fresh, while Lawrence does things the other way around.

In a more condensed form Ms. Bag's show might have worked.