Sentence examples for that have populated from inspiring English sources

Du Bois that have populated and enriched the lives of their more affluent peers.

Perec ghosts around the rooms, telling the stories of the inhabitants, showing the lives that have populated the place over the preceding years.

Although it contains up-to-the-minute references to Justin Bieber and social media, "The Discreet Hero" feels retrospective in a personal and perhaps valedictory way, a fulfillment of themes and characters that have populated his work for decades.

Compared with the thick paint, toupees and wobbly voices that have populated the Opry, Harris retains not only a dignified (and attractive) physical presence but also continues to experiment with her sound.

Several new songs bear the muscular riffs, soaring choruses and booming, throaty baritone characteristic not only of past Creed hits but also those of bands that have populated rock radio in Creed's absence, like Nickelback, Daughtry and 3 Doors Down.

But one shouldn't be silly about it, or else one should be frankly silly — surreal, even — as with the Soup Nazi or the brilliant and illuminating "Downfall" parodies that have populated YouTube.

As suburbia beckoned many of the middle-class white families that had populated the Flatbush area, the minority population surged to 20 percent in 1970 from 2 percent in 1960 todayy, it is 58 percent black, 21 percent Hispanic and 6 percent Asian), and blockbusting by brokers wanting to repurpose the area became a viable threat.

The men in the gallery of gays (and, with only a couple of exceptions, they are all men) in "The Gallery" are alternately lonely, proud, unpleasant, sensitive, officious, effeminate, macho, offensive and lovable; in other words, reasonably normal, rather than the suicidal freaks and criminals that had populated American literature, gay and straight, up to then.

Bernstein does risk a bit of passion (if that's not an oxymoron), but only, literally, in the last sentence of his book — like the lover who finally weeps as he departs — when he writes of the "power of the urge that has populated the globe, that drives some men crazy and makes other men wise, the urge for a moment of delirious, primal, sublime contact with an exquisite perfumed creature".

It's a dark take on the coming-of-age stories that've populated the book world as of late.

On the other side of the stage, Danny Daze proved yet again that he's one of the most intrepid minds in all of dance music.The longer sets afforded to DJs pulled focus away from the banger-fest arms race that has populated festivals in recent years, more tastefully measured sets like Daze's were the happy result.