Sentence examples for ever cluttered from inspiring English sources

It is probably fair to say that Andrea Palladio, who died in 1580, is the patron saint of every McMansion that has ever cluttered the American landscape, because it was he who brought architectural aspiration to the houses of the moderately wealthy.

The two works have little… It is probably fair to say that Andrea Palladio, who died in 1580, is the patron saint of every McMansion that has ever cluttered the… "Kings," a new NBC drama, inspired by the Biblical story of King David and set in what seems to be the near future, is about… The man and woman meet at a sunshiny garden party at the American Embassy in Dubai.

He also has a knack of creating various melody lines without it ever feeling cluttered.

But by the end of the decade it has become an ever-expanding, incomprehensibly cluttered taxonomy of subgenres.

The widest margins at ThyssenKrupp are found in its lifts division.Electricity prices are going up at a time when offices are becoming cluttered with ever more power-draining electronic equipment.

From atmospheric graveyards covered in creeping ivy to pouring rain crashing down on cobblestone streets, Wrightson managed to convey pure, heartfelt emotion through some of the most crowded, cluttered panels ever imagined.

Each painting is an honest depiction of an ever-growing metropolis whose expansive grid system and cluttered airspace are both tranquil and things of ravishing beauty.

Baseball teams are ever in search of increased revenue, and the walls of stadiums have grown increasingly cluttered with advertising.

The desk was cluttered.

Cluttered, it is not.

The site is cluttered.