Sentence examples for Quite a sparse from inspiring English sources
It seemed quite a sparse attendance in the large, ordinarily furnished room, for not everyone who'd been at the church had come.
They aren't as aesthetically pleasing as the collaged walls of the Archies' studios and quite a bit more sparse, but we like our little home and its sundry wallpaper.
Since the number of cubature collocation points is relatively small, the construction of a sparse PCE is quite efficient.
Massacooraman and L-Vis 1990 have been making a lot of tracks together, and those are kinda of grimey, but also quite sparse and a-rhythmic.
They created a sparse, powerful art rock quite unlike that produced by any of their contemporaries.
"Northern Lights" is a sparse beautiful number with modular synth blups reverberating into each other, never quite rounding a full melody.
Crimes and other types of events may be quite sparse in a given geographical region.
Unfortunately, genetic variation in the human genome is quite sparse, with a comparison of any two homologous chromosomes uncovering less than 1 single-nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) every kilobase (Lander et al. 2001).
It's quite brutal – sparse, straight to the point and with no padding – but Upton deliberately doesn't try to explain too much and offers the audience a curious ambiguity.
It's a sparse but intriguing catalog.
