Sentence examples for cluttered to from inspiring English sources
What may appear to be picturesque to one person might be ugly or cluttered to another.
Mrs. K. (Elizabeth Franz) is an elderly widow whose powerful, selective memory is cluttered to the rafters.
Born in 1956 of parents who were both… Mrs. K. (Elizabeth Franz) is an elderly widow whose powerful, selective memory is cluttered to the rafters.
There are only eight performers in "Old Money," each of whom plays two roles, yet the production feels cluttered to the point of claustrophobia.
Crammed with facts yet strangely undermeditated, Szwed's biographical meditation is like a solo with too many notes, intermittently inspired but too cluttered to breathe, and lacking the confidence of a well-honed interpretation.
The new Focus's frontal design, all triangles and trapezia, might look overly cluttered to some eyes, as might the styling lines embossed into the complicated-looking dashboard, but more than ever before this Focus has been created as a car for all world markets supplied by worldwide factories.
Bed bugs love cluttered areas to hide and breed in.
Worst: Cluttered design; had to hunt to find estate planning area.
In particular, for each azimuth clutter bin, we consider a clutter-to-noise ratio (CNR) of 30 dB.
The clutter-to-noise ratio (CNR) varies from 10 to 50 dB.
