Sentence examples for sparse advice from inspiring English sources

MILAN, Feb. 22 — Authentic lives, like the life of Lee Miller, the photographer and onetime lover of Man Ray — whose sparse advice to Vogue upon delivering her pictures of concentration camps was "Believe it" — often feel short-changed by designers of luxury products.

[ 14] Currently the journal, published by Elsevier, offers sparse advice about the standard of writing or language authors are expected to meet: "Please write your text in good English (American or British usage is accepted, but not a mixture of these)." [ 15] There is no longer any indication that reviewers or editors consider it their job to attend to "style".

Doling out advice on how to beautify the flat lids and sparse lashes of an Asian eye, I began to feel more in control of my looks and less concerned about fitting in.

The grooves are sparse, jazzy and hollowed out while her multiplied voices drift in with unsparing observations, advice and arguments.

Rather, the design is sparse and includes such surprises as shopping and dining tips from DailyCandy.com -- an advice bible for the urbane.

The décor was sparse.

Details were sparse.

Indian weaves were sparse.

It's that sparse.

A sparse classic.

But attendance was sparse.