Sentence examples for with the glut of from inspiring English sources

With the glut of very been-there-looking painting, sculpture or sculpturelike work seems especially arresting.

But we should begin with the glut of movies that open in December.

But with the glut of choices this season, smart shoppers are paring back to a cleaner, more essential chic.

With the glut of triathlons, ultramarathons and other such races, there seems to be more and more runners who need more than 26 miles to break a sweat.

Ms. Nortmann and others said that with the glut of properties for sale, it might be more prudent to lose a deposit than hold onto a condo indefinitely.

Pennington is the only quarterback in the minicamp this weekend, and he is delighted with the glut of work he has gotten.

Every year, the book industry contemplates with alarm the glut of autumn titles, and complains that star names will be overlooked and promising newcomers will fail to get the attention they deserve.

"Spine, Chapter 20 (Ark)" features an image of the pre-renovated Orchard, the artist-run exhibition space that is often credited with sparking the glut of galleries on the Lower East Side in the last decade, and of which Ms. Quaytman was the director.

Along with this is the glut of bizarre and/or popular religious options being offered that serve as lures from the faith of Christ, not to mention all the mind-altering substances available that also beckon to loosen cherished beliefs.

Obviously you don't actually need cigarettes to cope with stress or to socialize, despite the glut of added stress that people living with HIV go through.

The reason for the change, Mr. Sanderson said, has much to do with an "emotional response to the glut of consumerism".