a bit-thick in a sentence

1. disappointingly, the phone is a bit thick and heavy.

2. I thought this was a bit thick and tried to defend myself

3. Los Angeles, CA – Are your kid’s lists to Santa a bit thicker this year?

4. installation tape (it’s a bit thicker than normal tape to give it a nice 3D effect)

5. That means that the body is a bit thicker this time around at 9.95mm, which is still incredibly thin.

6. Even being a bit thicker, it still is on level with the other books at 19,99 GBP or 29,95 USD (~ 25 Euro).

7. it's that time of year now when i want to put the chiffon dresses away and put something a bit thicker on!

8. There is also a version for two cables at once, and the plates are a bit thicker - quite suitable for lighting:

9. Quality product and black is not brilliant, just fine! the stem is a bit thick for my taste, I had trouble putting it.

10. Perhaps mouseholing or aggressive marketing is a bit thick, but managing business pages in social networks are important.

11. Because it is already a bit thicker than regular milk, it may be used in some recipes without reducing or thickening it (35).

12. As soon as you hold the OnePlus 6T in your hand, you’ll notice it’s a bit thicker than the OnePlus 6, to make room for a bigger battery.

13. It is a bit thicker and does not have a small storage silo as the phones offer, but it has the same functions and possibilities as the phone version.

14. Beans will continue to soak up water before they are completely frozen, so you may find that your soup is a bit thicker and drier than before freezing.

15. It looks like the original Blade 15 and has almost the same name, but this new base model is not identical; It's a bit thicker and some higher-end parts are missing.

16. You can have it a bit longer, if you’ve got thick hair like Mickey Rourke in Angel Heart – a bit thick and wavy – but it’s mainly for short back and sides and longer on top.”

17. Those who bought the first Vatican euro coin sets for a lot of money on the secondary market back then are wiser today and perhaps their skin became a bit thicker thanks to this experience.

18. But what I find really interesting is the question of how perception affects reality: for example, in the 80s models were a bit thicker and now they’re thinner, their faces are always wrinkle-free and their eyes are getting bigger and bigger.