Sentence examples for a sparse assortment from inspiring English sources

The zebrafish larval tectum is roughly divided into two regions, a deep cell body layer, the stratum periventriculare (SPV), and a superficial neuropil area, which contains the dendrites and axons of tectal neurons, a sparse assortment of tectal interneurons and afferent axons arriving at the tectum, chiefly from the retina.

There are, of course, plenty of skate parks outside of central London with better facilities and arguably even street spots within Zone 1 with more to offer than Southbank's relatively sparse assortment of ledges but what they're lacking is something you don't come across much in London these days: a scene with a genuine history and its own distinct culture.

There are, of course, plenty of skate parks outside of central London with better facilities – and arguably even street spots within Zone 1 with more to offer than Southbank's relatively sparse assortment of ledges – but what they're lacking is something you don't come across much in London these days: a scene with a genuine history and its own distinct culture.

A sparse classic.

Together they evoke a sparse domestic interior.

It's a sparse but intriguing catalog.

Everything is heightened on such a sparse canvas.

The history of presidential contrition is certainly a sparse one.

Jimmy has a sparse, ruddy beard and wild, seductive eyebrows.

Many of the fans then left, thinning a sparse crowd.

He was tall, middle-aged, with a sparse beard.