Sentence examples for getting too cluttered from inspiring English sources

It's getting too cluttered up there, so how can I get rid of these extra icons?

He cites the example of LU removing the River Thames from the Tube map in 2009 "because we felt that the diagram was getting too cluttered".

(If there are multiple hotels close together, the site groups them into a single numbered dot so the map does not get too cluttered).

Earlier this year, Rob Key, speaking on Sky after watching footage of his 221 against the West Indies, the high water mark of a Test career that never fulfilled his enormous talent, confessed: "I do my own head in really… because I get too cluttered with technique".

Officials – and I would modestly estimate that there are at least three officials to each guest – firmly hurry along the guests whose dresses are of no interest to the TV people so that the red carpet doesn't get too cluttered with peasants.

Too many feeds on a page and it gets too cluttered.

"It's better off to keep them all separate, so the different products don't get too cluttered".

Have regular clear outs of your stuff, so that your cupboards and shelves don't get too cluttered.

Has your house gotten overly cluttered?

Inclusion of further data from experiment would make this figure too cluttered and difficult to read.

Musical people like me are too cluttered.