Sentence examples for so overpopulated from inspiring English sources

In a life and landscape so overpopulated by mythmakers, where is a mere mortal to find footing?

That film is so overpopulated with monsters that it begins to feel like a Halloween party overrun by crashers.

But, the nightlife corridor where she broke ground two decades ago is now so overpopulated with bars that getting a new liquor license is difficult.

The Israeli military has very weakly argued that the Gaza Strip is so overpopulated it is impossible to avoid civilian deaths during operations.

His version of "Merchant" has a plotline so complicated, so overpopulated with players and ideas and unrelated riffs, that I will confess I had to go back and reread it before I could make sense of it.

"Fashion is so overpopulated and oversupplied with ideas that at some point in the future … the fame of a designer will not be able to assure the credibility of their work," the collective told Tank magazine last year.

The world is overpopulated, so let's have less rich people.

And we judged it foreign in language and culture — and worse, overpopulated — so New Mexico-style Americanization leading to statehood was out of the question.

Music has grown so fragmented and overpopulated that just finding good new music has become a big problem in and of itself1.

And, in conjunction with this, it's interesting to see that 60percentt of the "most buzzed about apps" have the words "free" or "lite" in the title, which seems to point to the fact that app stores are becoming increasingly crowded and overpopulated, so the best way to reach eyeballs and attract downloads is to assure consumers that the app being presented is cheap — if not free.

Williamsburg off the Bedford L stop has gotten so popular (and overpopulated), corporations such as Whole Foods, Madewell and Dunkin Donuts are moving in.