Sentence examples for easy to clutter from inspiring English sources

I'm beginning to think we make it too easy to clutter the ballot with names of people who want to run for office only because they lack the money to achieve their true objective, which is to have a large poster of their face looming over Times Square year round, or at least get a continuing part in a reality TV show.

Anything involving a scene, such as a beach scene, can be all too easy to clutter, especially if you're a novice at composition.

Because it's inexpensive, it can be very easy to accumulate clutter at thrift stores.

Uploading was easy, and the photo presentation is more elegant than most of its competitors, with no advertisements to clutter the viewing.

To clutter up V.I.P. lounges?

Try not to clutter your inbox with folders!

Just be careful not to clutter your working area.

For example, you could write "Changing the air filter in your car keeps the engine clean and improves your fuel mileage" or "Organizing a kitchen keeps things close at hand, easy to find and clutter-free".

Other items that are used less often, like a stapler or Rolodex, can be pushed out to the perimeter so they're still easy to access yet not cluttering the space closest to you.

It's easy to let it get cluttered up again, but that can lead to inefficient use of time and you could end up putting in more hours just to complete your regular work.

YONKERS - AN 1890 music box nestled in the parlor of the Hudson River Museum's Glenview Mansion is easy to overlook amid the clutter of Victorian-era furniture, oil paintings and knickknacks.