Sentence examples for populated with faces from inspiring English sources

The town is populated with faces (mainly gargoyles and grotesques) reminiscent of Warner Brothers character players, or the Ten Most Wanted List.

It is populated with faces.

The artist describes her spray painted creations as "expressive, large-scale, figurative, site-specific, public work," mostly populated with photorealistic portraits of faces reflecting a range of emotions such as pathos, fear, hope, and serenity.

State Senator Peter Inverso, a Republican from Mercer County who faces a difficult re-election battle in a district heavily populated with state workers, said he would lobby the administration to drop the plan.

She pointed to a wall densely populated with semiabstract acrylics.

Still, experts I consulted said that a future populated with autonomous drones is closer at hand than one populated with self-driving cars.

Contemporary American literature is heavily populated with victims; it is overflowing with outrage.

Appalachia is, in American terms, old: long populated, with dialects and folkways that go back centuries.

It feels truly wild, populated with moose, lynx, roe deer and even the odd wolf.

These are populated with a small array of animals and vehicles including horses and helicopters.

The world is becoming increasingly populated with robots, and consumers are eating it up.