Sentence examples for our cluttered from inspiring English sources

I have no uniform to turn in and no dusty gear to purge from our cluttered closets.

Art is the antithesis of worry, for it works through structures and forms that are utterly unlike our cluttered and hyperactive minds.

On "The Dan Ho Show," which starts tonight on Discovery Health Channel, he's making war on our cluttered, overdecorated, unspontaneous lives.

I would launch my plane down the runway of our cluttered apartment, and then sit there with the plane in my hand for the eight and a half hours it took to get to Rome, humming to myself the sounds of the jet engine: "Zhhhh... mmmm... zhhhh... mmmm...".

In our cluttered digital landscape consumers are less trusting and more cynical than ever before, making strong brands hard to build and harder still to sustain.

So why are we all still sitting at our cluttered desks even during the holidays and mostly in the middle of the night?

I understand that in this very busy, very confusing world in which we live, our over-cluttered, feeble minds sometimes have trouble focusing on more than one thing at a time.

To our delight the evening went smoothly and lovingly, and while it was far more difficult to talk about than the SEX and DRUGS talks, this talk left our heads a little less cluttered, and our hearts a great deal lighter.

Our experience with cluttered and uncontrolled traffic environments suggests that purely appearance-based (i.e., based on local pixel patterns) object detection suffers from significant ambiguities: the more complex a scene is, the higher is the probability that some local pixel pattern will be similar to the object class of interest.

Our house has its normally chaotic, cluttered look; our dogs greet us all as we come in.

Research also finds that we are more effective at solving difficult problems when our minds are less cluttered, which is more likely to occur if we get our heads out of work -- for example, by taking a vacation.