Sentence examples for proved thicker from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, blood proved thicker than euros or pounds.

Mr. Bulger, who has a 700-page informant file, may have ratted out his colleagues to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, but blood proved thicker than subpoena.

Current interest in matters genetic has been reflected on screen and, in some recent movies, blood's been proving thicker than water.

Blood often proves thicker than bank accounts.

But the custom pieces proved too thick.

Nuggets of rice forming the bed for pieces of sushi proved too thick for our taste.

(I tried dipping the truffles directly in the chocolate, which proved too thick and resulted in a clumpy crumb layer once it came time to dip). Gloves are especially nice here.

Twenty years earlier, in 1969, the Cuyahoga River proved so thick with pollutants that it caught fire, sending oily black smoke billowing into the sky for half an hour.

The mascarpone proves too thick and rich for my testers, especially in conjunction with the jumbo oats; the word "claggy" is mentioned more than once.

The results prove that thick sandwiches could collapse, increasing leaching height and single cavity capacity, and the technology is technologically and economically feasible.

Transferability can be proven by thick description.