Sentence examples for to be cluttered from inspiring English sources

"I didn't want it to be cluttered," Wood said.

While you'd expect the average wendy-house to be cluttered with plastic chairs and bowls of fake fruit, this one is fitted with a wood-burning stove, oak floors and a day bed.

But many people turn to Google for links to expert information, and might not want their search results to be cluttered with friends' postings, or find it disconcerting to see personal information from friends in search results.

"The Presidio is not a San Francisco park or a subdivision to be cluttered with development," said Boyd De Larios, 64, a descendant of the Spanish Portola and Anza expeditions, discoverers of San Francisco Bay.

Similarly testing labs for VR may have lots of open space but the likely locations for VR to be used will tend to be cluttered.

Thus, the false color images that span the spectral region where the reflectance intensity differences are the greatest (i.e. the optimal spectral band) are less likely to be cluttered with other painted features.

As ever in the colonial imagination, although the natives may be useful, it isn't appropriate for them to be cluttering up the background.

When I visited his apartment, he cleared a little space for me to sit, in a room he self-consciously admitted to being, "cluttered, a bit like my mind." It quickly became obvious why he was slightly nervous.

The secondary data is assumed to be clutter-only.

Your kitchen trash can deserves to be clutter free.

CBP officials consider job-seeking immigrants to be "clutter" that gets in the way of their primary mission to protect the U.S. from serious danger.