Sentence examples similar to inundated with something from inspiring English sources

Kids today looking for atypical depictions of homosexuality are practically inundated with them bears, especially, have become something of a cliché of gay stereotypes, figuring into the punchlines of Family Guy and movies like Inside Out; even a main character on Modern Family, one of the country's most popular sitcoms, is a bear.

After joining a freelance website, I was soon inundated with orders but more importantly, I had found something that I enjoyed doing.

So Augustine, being inundated with Greek culture even in his time, incorporated something of the ethos of Plato into his philosophy.

"Since saying that's something we would consider, we have been inundated with requests from a wide variety of charities," said Ms Summers.

Fame is something I've never sought, yet I'm inundated with letters from children just wanting to be on the telly.

But there is something beautiful about all of the messaging we're inundated with this week.

We've all been inundated with images of the midlife crisis: Harley-mounted, silver-haired 50-somethings riding off (reluctantly) into the sunset of their later years.

"Everybody gets inundated with political ads during the campaign season, so we just wanted to do something a little bit different".

That's something you would probably want to do so you're not inundated with marketing offers.

We are inundated with so many social streams that it is easy to forget where exactly we read something.

Our lives are inundated with information from all kinds of gadgets, and our existence within this multimedia integrated environment has become something of an art form in itself.