How To Use thick-skinned In A Sentence
- Peel a thick-skinned orange and square off the ends with a sharp knife.
- The approach requires a devil-may-care swagger, a thick skin and also thick-skinned editors, who seem to be in short supply.
- Perhaps mentally tough would be a more sensitive description than thick-skinned.
- Under the systems of older naturalists the thick-skinned animals were lumped together under the order UNGULATA, or _hoofed animals_, subdivided by Cuvier into _Pachydermata_, or thick-skinned non-ruminants, and _Ruminantia_, or ruminating animals; but neither the elephant nor the coney can be called hoofed animals, and in other respects they so entirely differ from the rest that recent systematists have separated them into three distinct orders -- _Proboscidea_, _Hyracoidea_ and _Ungulata_, which classification I here adopt. Natural History of the Mammalia of India and Ceylon
- For all his claims to resilience in the face of criticism, he is not as thick-skinned as he professes to be.
- The approach requires a devil-may-care swagger, a thick skin and also thick-skinned editors, who seem to be in short supply.
- a thick-skinned bruiser ready to give as good as he got
- The rare Boar fish is usually only about 15-20cm long, thick-skinned and spiky.
- You have to be thick-skinned enough to shrug it all off and continue to forge ahead.
- You do need to be thick-skinned to survive as a politician here.
