Sentence examples for read thick from inspiring English sources
Audrey is an intellectual, likes to talk about Fellini and read thick books about tainted Presidencies.
A place to read thick novels against a tree on a quad where students throw Frisbees.
I have read thick tomes that gave me less insight into an individual's character than her brief interview did.
She described her son as "very nonstandard" — a bookworm who as a toddler would pretend to read thick medical journals, tracing each line with his finger and babbling seriously to himself.
The novel is a leviathan of a read, thick with allegory, Scripture and some of the most poetic and dense writing in the English language.
A Slice of the Moon (Doubleday, £9.99 hardback) is a thumping great historical read, thick with complexity, aching with hunger; no punches are pulled in the grinding misery of the Atlantic crossing to outrun the unfair arm of the law.
People like reading thick social histories about them.
Maura Kelly makes a case for reading thick books, slowly.
Rognstad spent the winter reading thick books on urban planning and cut down his involvement with Transition significantly.
"Tanisha speaks five languages and reads thick books on foreign policy for fun," said Jacqueline Wilson, a college friend.
At the Café Krieghoff, on the restaurant-lined rue Cartier, well-dressed patrons talking on cell phones sit next to scruffy student-types reading thick books; newspapers and gossip are swapped between tables and there is a satisfying clatter of food being served.
