Sentence examples for seems sparse from inspiring English sources

The hair is clipped; the beard now seems sparse and raffish.

Traffic in the area seems sparse at a glance, but on Saturday, many boutiques drew steady streams of visitors.

Walking down Market Street, where the ruined buildings have been torn down but not completely rebuilt, it is impossible to ignore the bouquets of flowers pinned to the plywood walls, or the burn scars on the faces of some of the people in the shops, or the fact that the number of passers-by in the center of town seems sparse.

I know this seems sparse, but actual information is sorta hard to come by when the military deems something classified.

But the evidence that he murdered her in premeditated fashion seems sparse.

The first two movements seemed sparse and skeletal, though the finale was unforgettable.

The Superdome, with a capacity of about 70,000, can make even a record Tulane turnout seem sparse.

If that doesn't seem sparse enough, her Web site, anebrun.com, offers for download "Sketches," which features the same tunes in demo form.

In photographs now, those arty sixties rooms look unexpectedly austere; their effects seem sparse and rickety, amateurish, in comparison with the fat tide of spending and decorating that came later.

While he could recall some basic mathematical concepts, his knowledge of details seemed sparse.

Seeing Monkey trapped in Buddha's great palm was an amusing turn, but the visual effect was strong enough to make other scenes seem sparse.