They often sing a cappella, with a "sparse, haunting, hymnal beauty" sometimes accompanied by soft acoustic guitar, but with their voices "virtually unadorned", according to Guardian critic Paul Lester.
The cardinal presided over a Mass dedicated to the men who serve the Roman Catholic Church, and he spoke of the sacrifices they make every day in poor neighborhoods, in ministering to the despairing, in working with little rest and sometimes with sparse resources.
He was tall, middle-aged, with a sparse beard.
Government Cabinet Office Basic site, with a sparse collection of cabinet press briefings and links to other government departments.
In contrast to Kavanaugh, Barrett, 46, is a newcomer with a sparse record as a judge.
As "Covalent Bond" suggests, Dune excels in conveying powerful emotions with a sparse set of sounds.
The resulting set of linear equations governing the Newton correction exhibits a sparse structure (sometimes almost band) if the equations are grouped by modules.
The top set of graphs in Fig. 3 shows an example of the variation that sometimes occurred in sparse data situations with the addition of a single point.
It doesn't sound bad either, with a chillingly sparse soundscape that resists the obvious inclination towards a moody score.
Sometimes, studying with a partner can help.
