Sentence examples for sparse clarity from inspiring English sources
It is a dark and sinewy novel, written with sparse clarity and affecting subtlety.
I am drawn to the desert's sparse clarity while New England comes closest to Anne's ideal landscape.
The manuscript is written in a relatively clear manner but in several portions is sparse in needed information and clarity (see below).
Transport ministers have since shied away from the idea, but others, from Singapore to central London, drew on an analysis of consummate clarity, set out in sparse and fluent prose.
Work is needed to further develop and validate BOT domains; rater bias may interact with lack of clarity about what constitutes BOT owing to sparse literature on the subject.
This method is presented for its simplicity and clarity, which decomposes the high-order CBIJM into multiple sparse matrices with the lower-order CBIJMs, instead of the conventional BIJMs or EIJMs.
Details were, and are, sparse, but since our story broke, an additional rumor has emerged that may or may not bring some more clarity to the situation—how's that for ambiguity?
Indian weaves were sparse.
