Sentence examples for sort of thick from inspiring English sources
Covering the ruins of his bulky musculature was the sort of thick coating of insulation traditionally worn by 19th-century bankers and modern TV repairmen.
The Higgs should manifest itself both as a particle and as a sort of thick molasses of pure energy permeating space.
Under the direction of Moisés Kaufman ("33 Variations," "Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo"), each performance is drawn in the sort of thick, quick strokes that might be used for literary caricatures in The New York Review of Books.
We had mussels to start, dipping into hearts of artichoke, button-mushrooms, salami and other sausages the while, followed by a sort of thick clam and tomato soup followed by spaghetti..."....
A much older woman looks back on her wedding day and recalls the sole witness, the minister's wife: "She had a wen or some sort of thick, fleshy protuberance under her lower lip".
My bear, which I cuddled all night while tucked up in between the sort of thick, soft linen that you only get in properly classy joints, was a perfect companion in my cast iron Victorian bed; squashy and furry and extremely cute.
"Anyone designing in the public eye has to be sort of thick-skinned about the response," she says.
She described the conditions that would have to be met in order for her to visit a specialist in London: "a totally blacked-out room at the clinic, some sort of thick-walled light-tight box, which also, while remaining light-tight, allowed me to breathe.
He had a nasal stoner hippy voice, sort of a thick red wavy haired Shaggy sans Scooby vibe.
It was set into the wall under a sort of baldequin of thick damask.
