Sentence examples for that makes thicker from inspiring English sources

The similarity to writing on paper is enhanced by a feature that makes thicker or thinner lines depending on how hard you push the stylus on the screen — and no electronic stylus is necessary.

Among the cells that make up human skin are the fibroblasts, which float in a sea of collagen, the substance that makes skin thick and resilient.

What often emerges, after several throat-clearing paragraphs, is that life has not invariably been so good, whether the author knows it or not; and it's that feature — the truth inadvertently revealed — that makes these thick volumes so horribly fascinating.

He holds his fist against his clenched lips as he watches Cagney go into his first big dance number, a stiff-jointed, hip-pivoting, tap-clattering burst of energy that makes the thick-torsoed and short-legged Cagney bounce like a pinball around the stage, a fireplug that's come to life with infectious physical athleticism.

It is something that makes the clothing thicker.

It's possible that his big toe was afflicted with a fungus that makes the nail thick, rough and yellowish.

To start with, much of the granite that makes up the thick walls along wealthy Greenwich byways like, say, Lake Avenue, was quarried a century ago by Chickahominy residents, some of whom cut the rock just beyond their own backyards.

Their story, "Heartbreak of the Last Handwriting," is the first of four new one-act plays that make up "Thicker Than Water," the Ensemble Studio Theater's collaboration with Youngblood, its company of very young theater artists.

Now, Andrew Cleland, John Martinis, and colleagues at the University of California, Santa Barbara, have taken a key first step in that direction by fashioning a vibrating, diving board-like gizmo a few dozen micrometers long and less than a nanometer thick that makes literally the slightest movement allowed by quantum theory.

What is it about that relationship that makes it endure through thick and thin?

"Peels are amazing if you do them for a particular reason; if you play tennis and you've got that thick skin that makes you very ruddy.