Sentence examples for so populated from inspiring English sources
"so populated" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used to describe an area or place that has a high concentration of people living in it. You can use it when you want to emphasize the large number of people living in a specific place. Here is an example: "The city center was so densely populated that it was almost impossible to walk down the street without bumping into someone."
"It's everywhere else, and this area is so trafficked and so populated that it makes sense".
For every pigeon-lover — Mike Tyson, Marlon Brando, the gentleman with the stale bread — there are a thousand citizens who can name the danger zones, those spots so populated with pigeons that human passage invites bombardment.
Governor Morton wrote to Lincoln claiming that "no other free state is so populated with southerners", and that they kept Morton from being as forceful against secession as he wanted to be.
He lived in a dilapidated apartment block on the south-side inner city, a block so populated with retirees and pensioners that visitors of which Bobby had absolutely none often mistook it for a state retirement home.
Next Messi produced the classic Messi run, only that it did not end with the ball in the net but curling wide, and a minute later he was running at Madrid again, the midfield no longer so populated.
The title of Moyn's op end should be, "Human rights not so populated any more".
Delaware is a lightly-populated state, so lightly-populated that they only get one member of the House of Representatives.
(You may be reminded of Bjork, though you may also wonder why this musical field is so sparsely populated).
Still, Alaska is so sparsely populated and remote, and beset with such long winters, that it does not produce many top-tier athletes.
It noted that much of Britain is now so densely populated that developments on flood plains are growing much faster than those outside.
"Mexico City is so densely populated right now, our traffic and congestion problems are so bad, that we have to have more roads," she said.
