Sentence examples for sparse instruments from inspiring English sources

As with any really good band with sparse instruments and layered vocals, they sound great.

The sparse, widely separated instruments, and the echo and reverb that sometimes send Shintaro Sakamoto's guitar ricocheting between speakers (or, to more disorienting effect, headphones) define "hollow".

However, current spaceborne instruments provide sparse angular sampling of BRDF and airborne instruments are limited in the spatial and temporal coverage.

Scientists have mainly relied on a relatively sparse array of ground instruments.

I was doing albums and writing songs at that time that were sounding a little bit more sparse, with no programmed instruments.

Studies of the reliability, validity and responsiveness of these instruments are sparse.

Our data collection on subject difficulties with understanding or completing the preference instruments was sparse, limiting our analysis of testing difficulties.

Taylor had to have noticed, as he circumnavigated the instrument, the sparse audience; he pretended that it didn't matter.

With only her sparse guitar the only instrument apart from Shellback's simple drum programme, the focus is squarely on Adele's vocal chops, with her quirky lead line supported by ingeniously arranged banks of her own backing harmonies and counterpoints, in an infectious arrangement aptly akin to a playground skipping-song.

Malouf is a classical Arabic music style, ascetic and finely detailed: unharmonized melodic lines that are shared and traded by the singer and instruments, accompanied by sparse percussion.

The literature on the development of the descriptive system for PRO instruments is relatively sparse.