Sentence examples for not particularly thick from inspiring English sources

Evidence that God is dead set against the idea of giving souls to certain kinds of digital computers is not particularly thick on the ground.

Now, my skin is not particularly thick (a real problem for a blogger), but here's the truth: many of my fellow parents share my profound respect for teachers, yet still believe that there's plenty of blame to go around.

I wasn't particularly thick when it came to understanding what the pluperfect was, but neither was I a born grammarian.

But euro-zone officials should at least consider the possibility that the barrier holding back a raging contagion from Cyprus might not be particularly thick.At any rate, one has to respect the European commitment to ensuring journalists don't put too positive a spin on things.

"Everyone has that capacity for judgment, everyone can turn around and say, 'Sorry, but I just don't believe that.' So if you have thin skin – and I don't have particularly thick skin – then your need to constantly please people, well... it's completely impossible.

I haven't got a particularly thick skin, but it is important to be able to put things aside.

The skin on kabochas, though, while thick, is not particularly hard.

If the sole of a shoe is particularly thick, a driver may not feel the second pedal.

At that cost, the plan to supply 200 million glasses becomes practicable". Silver also acknowledges that his glasses – which have thick, round rims – are not particularly attractive.

Some people are more competitive than others, others have thicker skins and are not particularly sensitive to name-calling.

Officials said the ship's load was a particularly thick fuel oil that does not readily evaporate or break up.