Sentence examples for pretty clutter from inspiring English sources

Inside, a pretty clutter of copper pans, dolls and ceramic hens, along with an amusing collection of crémaillères, or antique pot hooks, promotes the French country theme.

I mean, it's great that Google appears to be trying to clean up the look of the results page, which has gotten pretty cluttered over the years as they add more and more types of information and snippets.

Ocher walls are almost hidden by a clutter of pretty mirrors reflecting the small spaces, window swags, wine bottles and dusty bouquets of silk flowers.

When you're done, you can instantly delete the screenshot from your photos so that it doesn't clutter your pretty photo library.

Simplifying problematic existing EU cookie consent rules — which have also been widely mocked for generating pretty pointless web page clutter — has also been a core part of the Commission's intention for the update.

For tight circles of friends this will probably be a welcome addition and could lead to some fun interaction, though if the sharable link got posted to a message board or public chat room I can imagine a video getting cluttered up pretty quickly (though you can always delete these later).

"Orders are bouncing around like crazy," said Joel Naroff of Naroff Economic Advisers, "but when you cut through the clutter, demand remains pretty good.

Pricing is also a differentiator for Clutter, which uses pretty conversational wording to express their different packages.

This implementation looks pretty nice, and is not as cluttered as the one previewed by Twitter itself.

"If you paint it, clear out the clutter and put one or two pretty, decorative things on the wall, you're going to be fine," she said.

How many apples do they have together?" It's pretty clear that this example has extraneous information, clutter that can be ignored without detracting from the answer.