Sentence examples for becomes cluttered with from inspiring English sources

It's not just that the McCarthy hearings are as hard to follow in these pages as any actual government imbroglio, but rather that the narrative becomes cluttered with minor characters.

The book becomes cluttered with quotations from old reviews, found in Rolling Stone and elsewhere, that are marginally useful for assessing how a given album was received on its release.

Think of what happens to our closets when we use the broad criteria: "Is there a chance that I will wear this someday in the future?" The closet becomes cluttered with clothes we rarely wear.

But pretty soon his hobbyhorse outrides his interest in storytelling, and the narrative becomes cluttered with explicit statements on the plight of serious writers in the marketplace: "Novels are history"; "No one had readers"; "Fiction was fucked".

The backdrop of Hugo's own smudgy, Turneresque drawings give the production a filmic quality, and, before the stage becomes cluttered with picaresque whores and bits of set, entirely avoid the idea that this is really just some kind of French take on Oliver! with better-dressed lowlife.

Your house becomes cluttered with memorabilia and cards of support.

Their radio frequencies became cluttered with orders and chatter.

During the French revolutionary wars, churches nationwide became cluttered with sculpted testaments to male sacrifice.

But with the addition of more special interest plates -- including the "Amistad" and "Caring for Pets" markers -- state roads became cluttered with confusion.

After questions of birth have been dealt with, Jill quizzes me about sleeping, drinking and exercise, jotting down my fanciful responses on a form, which is soon to become cluttered with oblique references to vertebrae and energy levels.

Cities became polluted with smoke and grime from the belching chimneys, railroads cut through city cores, and waterfronts became cluttered with industrial facilities (Fig. 1c).