Sentence examples for sparse and simple from inspiring English sources

Indeed, life in Bernalda was sparse and simple.

Lorna Boothroyd "Initially sparse and simple, on repeated listening it grows into something beautiful, heartbreaking and deeply touching.

These are similarly spurious: the data sets are sparse and simple, the outputs binary or highly limited.

Hand proximity alone will not produce benefits even for relatively sparse and simple visual displays; benefits may instead depend on other factors.

On its very sparse and simple landing screen, which asks "Who's around?" you can see your location, and which Facebook Friends are "around" and also which people in your networks are around — the app will only show you people if they are a part of shared groups like school, work and friends of friends (a setting which you can turn off).

There's also a ton to be said for how refreshingly sparse and simple Dragon's Dogma is after years of games increasingly packed with OCD-tingling lists of things to do, it's nice to have a game where you just roam around killing monsters, finding treasure, and unlocking awesome new abilities.

The reviewer suggested that September Morn, with its "delicate, pearly tonality and simple, sparse, airy composition", would be best served by being displayed among works considered better by early 20th-century collectors but since reviewed poorly, to "dramatiz[e] for the public the danger of too-hasty judgments".

These standards were useful at a time when the fossil record was sparse and, thus, told a simpler story.

The look-and-feel is reminiscent of old Gmail – it's a sparse but simple UI that ditches the bloat, which is a big plus in terms of efficiency.

The deceptively simple style is both sparse and dramatic – an accomplishment all the more remarkable when you think that the books were written by two people.

She uses sparse simple languages and melodies that sound as if they've been around a long time: waltzes, mountain ballads, four-chord cycles.