They are a bit thick, but at least they don't look like alien tech.
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I feel like I'm laying it on a bit thick, but it really is impressive to behold.
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Although a bit thick when first applied, it dries down to an opaque cream that doesn't feel heavy.
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It's probably a bit thick to be carried around in a pocket, but it's a great size to thrown in a backpack for on-the-go mobile record.
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The meta Mix 4 makes a satisfying click when it slides into place and its dual-layer design makes it a bit thick (compared to other phones) at 11mm.
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Nearly everything that makes it special is on the outside: its titanium and ceramic casing, the wraparound-the-selfie-cam screen and its iconic, if a bit thick, shape.
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I again used my hand mixer to combine the ingredients, which was a lot better than using a whisk because the honey and brown sugar were a bit thick.
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While the Axon M is a bit thick thanks to its dual screens, those screens also let ZTE simplify its design by equipping it with just one 20-megapixel camera.
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The fried green tomatoes ($6.99) were better: generous slices perfectly fried in a cornmeal batter (which was a bit thick for my taste, but I picked some of it off).
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Here's that breakdown: iPhone XS: 143.6 x 70.9 x 7.7 mm iPhone XR: 150.9 x 75.7 x 8.3 mm The XR definitely felt a bit thick in-hand, though just barely.
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"Oh, crikey mate!" she begins, laying it on a bit thick before dropping the act and coming clean: "My Australian accent is, like, kind of an ice-breaker," Bri tells Colton.
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Yes, it is a bit thick and heavier than a regular laptop, though part of that is probably due to some of the shrouding used to keep some of its design and components hidden.
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"We like to put a tag on cyclists — saying they're a bit thick, just good to push on the pedals, with their shaven legs and trademark tan, but it's not just that," the 25-year-old said.
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Now, there's nothing wrong with the Dagadam's hardware on its own — it's a nice enough looking (if a bit thick) touchscreen smartwatch that uses an interesting touch bezel control scheme and has a claimed three days of battery life.
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Mr. Schultz ("The Gingerbread House") and the director Les Waters lay on the gloom a bit thick, but then the play is less about plot than about atmosphere, in this case dread fueled by dead-end jobs, illness and general misery.
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Though no one has doubted his fondness for hunting and the Second Amendment, others note that Mr. Kemp, 54, is a wealthy businessman who grew up in the heart of a sophisticated college town and was perhaps laying it on a bit thick.
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Philip Matusavage from the website musicOMH noted that the lyrics of the song sounded "more saucy than salacious". Ryan B. Patrick of Exclaim! felt that the text of the song "lays the sex kitten shtick a bit thick". He further described it as a "weird '80s Prince/Vanity 6 roller-skating throwback".
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Power was increased from to and torque increased from 118 to . NOTE: The intake manifold casting is a bit thick and responds well to port matching the head with a stock felpro gasket. An SE sedan was once again available, and the base models were dropped and the convertible moved from LE to SE. The only change for 1993 was the addition of a glass rear window with defroster on convertibles. As the Sunbird came to a close, the trims were pared down.
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If you were writing a sitcom about the Royal Family, would you have Harry coming over as a bit thick, Fergie being rather attention-seeking and Camilla as a cartoon villain? Of course you wouldn't, as that would be way too obvious; though maybe you could go down that road and put a spin on it somehow? Not Jeffrie and Tyler-Moore as they do the obvious and a whole lot less, such as making Edward out to be a lost soul with an empty diary, having William as a square-jawed helicopter hero and Pippa enjoying people constantly gazing at her 'fantastic arse'. And most incredibly of all, the Duke of Edinburgh is, wait for it, a little bit racist.
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Wealthy art connoisseur Dwight Stanhope, his glamorous wife Christabel and his pretty daughters, sensible Betty and neurotic Eleanor, have invited a couple of guests to their mansion "Waldemere"; Vincent James, the "weekend perennial -- charming and a bit thick" and Nick Wood, an attractive young man about whom little is known. What is odd is that Dwight Stanhope's valuable paintings, including a Rembrandt, have been moved from the burglarproof gallery to the main floor, and their insurance policy has been cancelled. Everyone in the mansion (built by Flavia Jenner, a Victorian actress of easy virtue, and including her own private theatre) has the jitters. No one is really surprised when there's a huge clatter in the middle of the night and a masked burglar is found stabbed in front of the paintings—but everyone is amazed to see that the dead burglar is Dwight Stanhope.
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