Sentence examples for often dense from inspiring English sources

Her dances are often dense and gnomic.

Those are often dense and dripping with gelatinous fillings.

Congestion is the modern blight; Traffic (like urban planners) is often dense.

The influence of T. S. Eliot was strong, and Awoonor's poems are often dense and mysterious.

He spent nearly every day writing or researching his often dense subjects.

In college, studying the British Empire and then contemporary fiction, the books were often dense but never staggeringly heavy.

The fibre generally traverses the length of the leaf and is often densest near the leaf undersurface.

Yogurt is generally high in protein, especially Greek-style yogurt, which is often denser and richer in protein than regular yogurt.

Don long trousers, sturdy boots, a hat and a surgical mask (these are distributed to all visitors by park guides at the beginning of a tracking expedition) and prepare yourself for some sweaty, steep climbing through often-dense vegetation.

Typically a yeasted dough laced with buckwheat flour, I've adapted the recipe into a meringue-lifted creation to save yourself a bit of time while still giving some airiness to the often-dense buckwheat pancake.

(I have in hand, as tinder for such derision, "Robert Ryman: Critical Texts Since 1967," a thick volume of often gruellingly dense essays).