Sentence examples for to be dense from inspiring English sources

Donovan was considered to be dense.

"From here to the horizon, it was supposed to be dense city," Ingels explained.

For a set of instants to be dense, there must be an instant between any two instants.

Inspectors general, the government's internal watchdogs, are usually reserved, issuing reports that tend to be dense and rather dry.

Nas calls himself "a rapper's rapper," emphasizing technique: his rhymes tend to be dense and complex, whereas Jay-Z's rhymes tend to be wittier and more memorable.

Thumbs up all around for the dessert: praise for the crust ("so good") and for the surprisingly airy cake ("you expect it to be dense").

Hardwoods, as their name suggests, tend to be denser and more durable than softwoods.

The structure was found to be denser compact matrix.

Hedley says false positives are common because Chinese women's breasts tend to be denser.

Early research had indicated that it was good to be denser than water, as that made diving easier.

Arrangement of needle-like grains in the film turns out to be denser and is evident from SEM analysis.