Sentence examples for looking sparse from inspiring English sources

However, gardeners should keep in mind that even the best designs will take a few years before they flow together and stop looking sparse.

Police officers were setting up barricades to accommodate two hundred people, but the crowd looked sparse.

The pastry display looked sparse on a Monday morning, though a chocolate croissant was delicious.

The crowd looked sparse, maybe 200 people; it was an unusually warm day, and many farmers had been out harvesting.

"Is the roll of honour sorted – it looked sparse on the wall – I'm worries about it!" (sic), she wrote about school decorations.

The Whitney's display looks sparse and sanitized — more boutique than bodega — but it does include rarely seen objects from Mr. Oldenburg's own collection.

The scenery, designed by James Fouchard, manages to serve the musical's needs but looks sparse on Paper Mill's vast stage.

This exhibition of largely conceptual pieces by 17 young artists either born or based there looks sparse and uneven as it has been installed, but it is full of interesting work, in one case deeply disturbing and ethically challenging work.

This exhibition of largely conceptual pieces by 17 young artists either born or based there looks sparse and uneven as it has been installed, but it is full of interesting -- in one case deeply disturbing and ethically challenging -- work.

Spread across the end of the track at Famoso Raceway in this San Joaquin Valley outpost near Bakersfield on a bright day in early June, the 60-some film crew of "Snake & Mongoose" looked sparse by Hollywood studio standards.

The results indicated that supplemental lights led to obvious morphological changes, plants with WR appeared compact and vigorous while those with WY and WFr looked sparse and twisted, dwarfed plants with large leaves were detected under WB.