Sentence examples similar to scant features from inspiring English sources

The filmography of the English director Mike Hodges is tiny -- a scant nine features in more than 30 years of moviemaking.

"Youthquake," David Denby's piece in this week's magazine, about so-called "mumblecore" movies — made by young filmmakers on scant budgets, featuring themselves and their friends in stories that reflect the way they live — has struck a nerve.

Evidence is scant on which features influence the use of computer-based clinical decision support (eCDS) in primary care and how different professional groups experience it.

The electoral debates have featured scant mention of women's issues -- from the pervasiveness of genital cutting to legally sanctioned employment discrimination, despite official statistics showing that a third of Egyptian households depend on female earners.

Again, details are pretty scant on the feature, which is due out next year.

Mexico has scant literature addressing the features library buildings.

Providers continue to focus only on the potential of technology and scale, while paying scant attention to the features that make existing localised or informal provision successful.

But David Newhardt's accompanying text offers only well-worn histories of the models featured, with scant mention of the actual photo cars.

b The tumor cells of neuroendocrine features have small scant cytoplasm and finely granular hyperchromatic nucleus without nucleoli.

One of the more notable successes in this category over the past season on or just off Broadway was scored by Eric Bogosian and his "Drinking in America". Running a scant 90 minutes, the production featured Mr. Bogosian doing solo turns in a variety of characterizations - Hollywood agent, salesman, Greek restaurant owner, street tough, derelict.

They'd released scant information about this new feature at the time until the day after our broadcast.