Ever since reading this exceptional YA novel, my pencil has been itching to decorate its beautifully sparse pages.
He achieved a purity of form with sparse pages, generous margins and line-spacing, and severe geometric types; this functional purity avoided any distractions from the act of reading.
And after a few years of working on the script with Spike, we had a lot of pages and ideas that wouldn't fit into the actual movie; a script is about ninety pages, and even then, they're ninety pretty sparse pages.
Its famously sparse search page told us that Google was all about serving our needs: if it didn't help us users, Google wasn't going to put it into our face.
Extremely interesting idea, but it immediately raises a barrage of questions that the campaign is unable to rebut on its relatively sparse information page.
But what I was focusing on was the artistry in shaping more than 800 pages of the original manuscript into the spare, sparse 116 pages in the original English edition of Night.
The White House has put out only a sparse, one-page blueprint for overhauling the tax code.
Marissa Mayer, above, Google's vice president for search products and user experience, said in an interview that the change reflects the evolution of the once-sparse Google pages.
Google's sparse search bar page is the classic example of a simple solution that makes the complexity disappear for the end user.
A Twitter bot called Thread Reader App (@threadreaderapp) can take your barely readable Twitter rant of choice and transform it into normal text served up on a sparse, normal looking page.
By contrast, Japanese textbooks skim over the war in a handful of pages of sparse fact.
