Sentence examples for we are saturated from inspiring English sources

"We are saturated with information overload," she said.

"We are saturated with products, and marketing, and advertising," he writes.

We are saturated in a milieu of small stories about people asserting their rights to cities in various ways.

We are saturated with music and videos that have no relationship to anything but the bottom line.

We are saturated in facts, in a news churn that makes us fidgety when faced with anything without obvious reference to our own experience.

("We have been in the same clothes for nine months, carrying, cooking, and handling blubber," Campbell wrote. "In fact we are saturated to the skin with blubber").

Country is essential to who we are, saturating us in particularities of space, texture, sound, ambience.

Because of this illusion, we are saturating the market with students who understand very little about products or engineering, yet still expect to get jobs that require years of experience.

We're saturated in information.

"Malls, malls everywhere; we're at the point where we're saturated," Mr. Venditto, a lawyer in his pregovernment career, said last week from his Town Hall office, where the decorative conversation piece, a plaque, displays an oft-quoted, oft-misunderstood snippet from Shakespeare: "The first thing we do, let's kill all the lawyers".

As my friend Roland and I were led through the restoration by an older-than-his-years art historian named Alexander Potucek, 24, we were saturated by the sheer range of architectural periods on display, from the gilded Baroque royal apartments to the stark Gothic cloisters to the ornate Baroque abbey church.