Sentence examples for feels overpopulated from inspiring English sources

Filling out the cast are a beautiful young freed slave who can pass for white, two gonzo rebel soldiers who, with the tide of the war turned, decide to pass for Union troops, and an emotionally cold but clinically brilliant Union surgeon, among a host of other walk-ons, both real and imagined.Still, the novel never feels overpopulated, but grandly panoramic.

There are some funny scenes and characters here — take, for example, the penitent pimp who tries to get all his girls straight jobs, only to have them complain bitterly about the hassle of opening bank accounts and finding husbands — but the tonal shifts from farce to violence are handled clumsily, and the action feels both overpopulated and underdeveloped.

The statutes have gradually been repealed (in 2009, Governor David Paterson eliminated mandatory minimum sentences), but their effects are still felt in New York's overpopulated prisons.

There are those who look at scenes from Calais, Lesvos and the Hungarian border, and rather than feel the overwhelming rush of empathy that accompanies the horror, explain that, actually, this tiny island is so overpopulated already we're struggling daily to stop our children being nudged off cliffs and into the Channel.

In a life and landscape so overpopulated by mythmakers, where is a mere mortal to find footing?

Europe is already overpopulated.

The pond is overpopulated.

Typically, the woodwork is overpopulated.

"Our country is overpopulated now.

Haiti was overpopulated even before the disaster.

Even the musical numbers seem dangerously overpopulated.