Sentence examples for very much thicker from inspiring English sources

The night train brought me down to Stockholm, where my shield of inattention grew very much thicker and heavier.

But its ice shell is very much thicker and it could be that very little of the water escapes to space.

Venus and Mars have about 95percentt carbon dioxide in their atmospheres, which has made them uninhabitable, but the atmosphere of Venus is very much thicker.

"As the whole of the hull is pushed together at this point, it has a lot of very thick welds, much thicker than in the rest of the ship - because obviously it takes a lot more pounding from the ice.

"I'm very much in the thick of public policy debate".

The Reds (50-52) are still very much in the thick of the N.L. Central race, four games out of first.

He was very much in the thick of defending the BBC over Hutton and he went through a lot.

Structuring the whole thing is a weekly process, and we're very much in the thick of it now.

Benjamin whog-Prosser, was was the Downing Street director of No 10's strategic communications unit (SCU), was very much in the thick of it.

The world may be less interested in her subject than Dr. Nepomnyashchy would like, but within her subject, she points out, Harriman and Columbia are very much in the thick of it.

Snedeker's very much in the thick of it at -3, though Els at +3 and Rose at +4 won't consider their chances gone, providing they can scrap their way round Muirfield this baking afternoon.