Sentence examples for mostly sparse from inspiring English sources

The arrangements on the album are mostly sparse, to emphasize the vocals, but onstage Tillman goes for a heftier sound; he aims to entertain.

But within days, thanks to a treasure-trove of 75,000 leaked American military reports, the Pakistani army was once again in the international spotlight for its suspected role in helping the Taliban in Afghanistan.The files released by WikiLeaks, a whistle-blowing website, are mostly sparse field reports and intelligence assessments from 2004 to 2009.

He fills the pages with magnetic, mostly sparse language, not far from how Robert Coover's recreations bring new threads to a corpse.

In the immunopositive tumours, Akt1 was frequently expressed in a high percentage of cells, whereas the staining of Akt2 was mostly sparse.

In the other three species, orexin fibers in these nuclei were mostly sparse or absent, although the LE rat did exhibit moderate innervation in the PC.

Ahmed's begging mostly yields sparse returns as he gets shooed away and cursed by the people he importunes.

Most attempted a pop feel and rhythm, while Dylan and Baez performed them mostly as sparse folk songs.

That added up to slow, sparse, mostly minor-chorded music with throbbing subwoofer moments and to pieces where a repeating static glitch or blip defined the rhythm as much as the (virtual) bass drum.

The basal Nukhul Formation sandstone grades quickly upward into dolostones characterized by sparse (mostly molluscan) bioclasts and some burrowing.

Percussion is sparse, mostly a few bells, and on "John My Beloved," the occasional repetitive tapped-out rhythm.

This means the factor loadings (columns of Λ ) are sparse (mostly near zero).