Sentence examples for sparse lines from inspiring English sources

But his contribution to the Harvard alumni register consisted of nine sparse lines.

With sparse lines in ink, pencil and conté crayons, she captured movement and emotion, while achieving a precise likeness.

As he was a disciple of Modernism, his early architecture in the 1960s was imbued with its spirit: predominantly white geometric volumes composed with clean, sparse lines with no ornamentation.

Acting with evident organization, the marchers, about 5,000 strong at that point, according to some estimates, violently broke through several relatively sparse lines that the riot police tried to form along the ring road.

That's a backstory that inspires the imagination, told in a few sparse lines of dialogue.

Contrast Teasdale's rich lines with the sparse lines of William Carlos Williams' whimsical "Summer Song," which focus the reader's attention on its powerful description of a moon on a summer morning.

On "Tortured Guitar/Guitar Tortured," the guitarist set up a droning, swooping pattern, over which he floated a few sparse melody lines and Barker added sensitive accents to the tone painting.

The office itself is sparse, lined with volumes of economic journals punctuated only by a biography of Jim Callaghan.

The researchers, including Stanford computer scientist Fei-Fei Li, removed almost all of the detail from the color photographs, leaving only sparse line drawings of the assorted scenes.

"Mind reading" scans show that, to our brains, a sparse line drawing of a street scene is almost as recognizable as a detailed color photograph.

The council held its first meeting Saturday morning and proceeded to go outside to join a few more dozen individuals who stood in a sparse line from the secret police headquarters to Lefortovo prison, where Razvozzhayev is held, holding signs, most of which read simply, "I Oppose Repression and Torture".