Sentence examples for seem sticky from inspiring English sources

Sometimes his fingers seem sticky, sluggish.

"We have fundamental beliefs and values that we hold, and those things seem sticky, constant.

Not only is it taller and chunkier than most other mice, its glide pads seem stickier than they need to be.

So inflation seems "sticky".

Much of the dialogue, for example, supposedly recalled verbatim, seems sticky with retrospective varnish.

If dough seems sticky, add up to 2 tablespoons more flour.

One half features children sitting in a puddle easily read as milk, though it seems sticky like white paint.

If it seems sticky after drying, add a little water, and reduce the amount of spray.

The dough should be moist; if it seems sticky, add some flour.

If you do want to measure, the ratio of flour to water is typically 2 to 1, but you can always add more flour if your dough seems sticky or more water if it seems too dry.

The surfaces gleam as luxuriously in Johnnie To's exemplary gangster thriller "Triad Election" as those in a similarly slicked-up Hollywood film, but the blood on the floor here seems stickier, more liable to seep and to stain.