Sentence examples for a sparse thing from inspiring English sources
The Coalition's manufacturing policy was a sparse thing, offering a "manufacturing transition grants program" of $50m over the next four years, a gradual increase in money for export market development grants and some general rhetoric about how the Coalition was "committed to a strong manufacturing-based sector".
"With Tudor times, information is sparse: things have single or contradictory sources.
The question that realists and nominalists about universals try to answer is: What makes F-things F (where "F" is a sparse property predicate)?
I thought I was doing sort of a Beach Boys thing with stripped-down guitars and a sparse organ, but it ended up sounding more like I was trying to rip off Vampire Weekend than The Beach Boys.
A sparse second section, ending with a high piano tintinnabulation, meant the whole thing evoked fullness and emptiness, presence and absence.
"How Do I Know," the closest thing to a happy love song on the album, starts out like a sparse two-chord rocker only to pick up keyboards, voices and more keyboards, pecking steadily or bubbling with arpeggios.
Hillary marched down the street waving to a sparse crowd, without the benefit of a band or even a boom box with "McNamara's Band" to liven things up.
It's a sparse but intriguing catalog.
Together they evoke a sparse domestic interior.
Everything is heightened on such a sparse canvas.
