Sentence examples for the crowdedness from inspiring English sources

I surprisingly miss the really hot weather, the humidity and the crowdedness of Hong Kong.

It's very overwhelming in terms of the noise and the crowdedness.

And Kris Kristofferson! — but the crowdedness of "Fast Food Nation" is evidence of its liveliness.

"The public do sense the crowdedness," says Sir Andrew Green (no relation), the founder of MigrationWatch UK, an influential pressure group that supports the curbing of immigration.

As one ascends the hill northward, the crowdedness and traffic fade and the area becomes quiet and residential, its streets lined with parked cars.

The crowdedness of the market means people feel a need to yell to be heard; for all their virtues, political blogs and the internet have intensified the competition and the shrillness, making analysis ever more instant and intrusive.

In contrast, optimization models match patients and providers based on both distances and the relatively crowdedness of each provider, and estimate the accessibility of a patient using the matching results to determine the travel distance and the corresponding crowdedness of each patient.

With the frenzied crowdedness of a Hieronymus Bosch painting and the intensity of a fever dream, the colonnaded, multitiered and ornately sculptured exterior of Basilica di Santa Croce on Via Umberto, just north of Piazza Sant'Oronzo, bursts exuberantly with hundreds of finely detailed forms.

And despite Mumbai politicians' penchant for building new flyovers, the sheer crowdedness of street life and poor state of the roads are surely a disincentive to owning an expensive "status symbol" car.

It highlighted the importance of exposure to real practice, in the real context with all the complexity and crowdedness of the clinical environment.

The difficulty begins with the shape of Times Square — it's narrow and lies in a slight dip in the land, increasing the feeling of crowdedness even when the space isn't that crowded.