Sentence examples for just sparse from inspiring English sources

He often plucked just sparse arpeggios, yet they were enough.

The problem, Mr. Kuhn told me, isn't just sparse habitat, but disease.

Its new songs are just sparse beats, isolated hanging keyboard chords, jolts of electronic dissonance and the utterly inconsolable voice of Beth Gibbons, contemplating perpetual loneliness.

"One of the qualities that draws me to deserts is their sparseness," Benanav writes — eliciting a bit of an "as opposed to?" smirk until you find out just how sparse his "sparse" is.

To support interpretation of PCs in terms of a priori variable groups, rather than just individual variables, sparse PCA methods have recently been extended to include structured sparse penalties [ 23, 24], such as the group lasso [ 25].

Gambia often receives only sparse international news coverage, but the tiny West African country of just under 2 million people has had a tumultuous few years.

There were no banners and no cheering crowds along the motorcade route, just a sparse group of curious onlookers, some of whom took snapshots with cellphone cameras of Mr. Bush's black limousine as he and his wife, Laura, made their way to the home of Representative K. Michael Conaway, the host of the fund-raiser.

Just how sparse was the Tea Party crowd?

"For the city center itself, I think the data is just too sparse to make that conclusion.

Initially I played around with just having sparse, chopped-vocals and synths but realized that the beat called for something more grandiose.

The sun was now high enough to show just how sparse their camp was—no buildings, no huts, not even a cave for shelter from the cold or a day-ruining air raid.