Sentence examples for often populated with from inspiring English sources

Ms. Ackermann's paintings are often populated with bevies of almond-eyed young women, nude or almost, who loll about, watching.

Campaigns, of course, are often populated with bright young people who are valued for their enthusiasm, their stamina and their willingness to sleep on futons.

According to Kevin Nelson, a neuroscientist and the author of "The Spiritual Doorway in the Brain," adults often have a sense of looking back over a life; young children, lacking that perspective, tend to report "castles and rainbows, often populated with pets, wizards, guardian angels, and like adults, they see relatives and religious figures, too".

By the mid-16th century, artists in northern Europe particularly those of the Danube school, such as Joachim Patinir and Albrecht Altdorfer were creating paintings which, though often populated with biblical figures, truly celebrated the beauty of nature in its own right.

Indoor environments are often populated with people.

One problem I have with Foursquare is that it's too often populated with inaccurate (old) information.

The company's "knowledge panel" at the top of its search results is often populated, at least in part, with information from Wikipedia.

Meals are buffet-style in a communal dining room hung with guitars (and, surprisingly, often populated by quite a few people surfing the Web).

It's the current court that is out of sync with Supreme Court history; the high court has often been populated with seasoned politicians.

Paul Taylor often populates his dances with creatures who seem half human and half something else rather appalling.

Mehretu often populates her paintings with what she calls "characters," very small markings that cluster together in formations that suggest human activities — migrations, crowds, battles.