Sentence examples for clutter days from inspiring English sources

This was an unlikely place for an epiphany, but the small acts of self-care associated with dressing and undressing and dressing oneself began to break through a week's emotional clutter, days of impossible-to-connect phone calls and televised news reports of devastation and feelings of selfish relief.

He believes that poetry is worthy of devotion, that it ought not be subordinated to the things that clutter up day-to-day life.

Her resolutions include strategic planning, something she says many small-business owners struggle with clearing through the clutter of day-to-day operations to find specific, actionable, attainable goals.

In her book, Ready to Heal, Kelly McDaniel urges people who have just ended a relationship to preserve their energy, to avoid cluttering their days with too much activity.

We obsess sometimes about how non-productive and cluttered our days are, further exacerbated by the continuing flurry of dings and whistles that tell us "you've got mail".

The clutter of the day's Times was absent; he has trouble reading the newspaper.

For now the 31-year-old plant manager is content to lord over a factory floor of Vermeer Manufacturing Co. in Pella, Iowa, pointing to a directional drill assembly line that used to be cluttered with 20 days' worth of parts inventory.

So many restaurant menus these days are cluttered and clogged with data: the provenance of your eggs, the name of the Pacific Northwest inlet that supplied that minuscule sprinkle of sea salt.

If the house is cluttered, spend a day or two on an earlier weekend to clear the mess, she said.

If you can press onward until you've de-cluttered every room in your house, just think how much easier it will be to maintain that clutter-free organization from day to day.

But the days of rusty clutter may be numbered.