Sentence examples for becoming more sparse from inspiring English sources

Brunetti is aware that his own drawings are becoming more sparse and minimalist as time passes: "Yes, but this was neither intended nor desired.

People are generally becoming more tolerant.

Fractal dimension analysis indicated that, compared with 1975, the patch shape of orchard and slope farmland was becoming complex, while the patch shape of dense woodland, sparse woodland, bushland terrace farmland and sparse wild grassland was becoming more regular.

At the beginning of a menstrual cycle, it's sparse, tacky, and dense; when ovulation is near, it starts becoming more slippery and plentiful, resembling raw egg white.

Just round the corner, in front of a sparse crowd at the more upmarket Electric Playground, fellow Sydney band Songs are becoming more and more locked into their own distinctive – no less mesmeric – groove.

The use of synthetic grass cricket pitches is becoming more common at club and sub-elite levels which constitute the majority of cricket participants but there is sparse data on ball bounce characteristics on these surfaces.

And becoming more accessible.

Girls are becoming more assertive.

That means becoming more outspoken.

Is it becoming more Democratic?

I was becoming more detached.