Sentence examples for amount of clutter from inspiring English sources

The clutter on the fridge door tended to predict the amount of clutter elsewhere.

The re-imagined News Feed featured a luxurious amount of white space and a minimal amount of clutter, allowing expansive images, videos, and stories to breathe.

The networks will have to fight even harder this fall to win the attention of viewers because of the sheer amount of clutter on air.

The policy sets up new guidelines for satellite design and operation, as well as tracking the growing amount of clutter in Earth's orbit.

Cheap Joint Probabilistic Data Association is utilised to account for the large amount of clutter in the measurements provided by these sensors.

Radio studios tend to have a fair amount of clutter, but the Beats 1 studio is a spacious white room, lit by bare scaffolding, covertly built inside an old church in Crouch End, north London.

Choosing two to three images and seeing which one is best received by an audience, reducing the amount of cluttering text, and sizing your ads appropriately all factor into the aesthetic impression made on users as they scan a page that contains your ad.

Jacobson and Zuker [ 20] later used dot plots to predict well defined areas in a viral genome, suggesting that the amount of cluttering in dot plots reflect the impossibility of accurate structure predictions.

In Butch's case, for instance, they purge his apartment of endless amounts of clutter, snip off the ponytail he'd been growing for nine years and give him a spray-on tan.

These were the days when record companies were still getting their heads around digital, and one of the perks of a music journalist's working life was to receive untold amounts of clutter through the post; a deluge of CDs, band T-shirts, DVDs, occasional vinyl and weird, bespoke merchandise that only served to perplex.

Kondo's essential message is that most of us are living with untold amounts of clutter in our lives that simply doesn't "spark joy".