Sentence examples similar to purely thick from inspiring English sources
If there is to be criticism, therefore, it will be Apple's decision to retain this thicker bezel on all four sides purely to match the OLED models.
The present solution includes all previous solutions, such as piezoelectric, piezomagnetic, and purely elastic solutions as special cases, and can serve as benchmarks to various thick plate theories and numerical methods used for the modelling of layered composite structures.
Cumberbatch's stock is so terrifyingly high that even if his thick rimmed glasses just had ordinary glass in them and were worn purely for aesthetic reasons, it wouldn't matter because he couldn't hear us from down here.
A thick veil of ignorance thus is designed to represent the equality of persons purely as moral persons, and not in any other contingent capacity or social role.
The radial variation in K ′ is too large to have a purely thermal origin, according to recent ab initio calculations on liquid iron alloys, and thus requires a thick and compositionally stratified layering at the outermost outer core.
Usually this means that the whites are firm and the yolk is thick but not firm but whether you prefer the yolk runny or set is a purely personal preference.
Mr Marovic claims that he has been sentenced in a show trial purely to impress the EU.Accusations of high-level corruption and the collusion of officials, bankers and drug barons come thick and fast in Montenegro.
This tumour may present as a purely cystic lesion, almost indistinguishable at MRI from a cystadenoma, although it more often shows a complex cystic appearance with thick septa and solid components.
Thick carpets, thicker curtains.
