Sentence examples for reasonably thick from inspiring English sources

Yet, despite this, Clausthaler – not too sweet, reasonably thick mouthfeel – is one of the better non-alcoholic lagers.

So it's probably a good idea to make sure whoever we elect to high office is blessed with a reasonably thick skin.

It should be reasonably thick by the end of the cooking time. 2 Meanwhile, cut the paneer into cubes and dust with the flour.

The beefier the better of course and it needs to be reasonably thick; none of that pallid, light brown chicken gravy malarkey, please.

After a lifetime at the helm of the world's most powerful media organisation and in the crosshairs of the left, Rupert Murdoch has, of necessity, developed a reasonably thick skin.

Creditably, the onion and sage seasoning in the reasonably thick pork mince has been dialled down to a sensible level, so that you get a true hit of porcine flavour, with a waft of pepper coming in behind it.

The results show that the Cosserat approach is reasonably accurate even for moderately thick shells, moderate ellipticity, and moderately strong variation of the temperature through the shell's thickness.

If it could choose where to live, it would go for heavy, reasonably moist, fertile soil, where its thick, fleshy roots would be at home.

However, we found that in the Ka band, the 25-nm-thick PyC film demonstrates reasonably high absorption losses, which results in the EMI SE as high as 4.75 dB at 26 GHz (see Figure 2a).

There's not a whole lot to talk about design wise, but the slab form is reasonably slender without being skeletal — at 1.05cm thick.

The geometric mean is reasonably well fit by a lognormal distribution (thick black line), as previously observed for visual areas V1, V2, and V4 (Markov et al. 2011).