Sentence examples for sparse passages from inspiring English sources
Played by a 14-piece acoustic band, they range from drifting, mesmeric arrangements for the duduk Armenian woodwind to subtle, sparse passages, or more sturdy dance pieces played on the zither-like kanon, the oud or the santur dulcimer.
Cells were passaged every few days to maintain sparse colonies until the cultures reached senescence, and after 7 10 days growing colonies of cells were observed.
On the two morosely startling albums that made Portishead's reputation when it came out of England in the 1990s, Beth Gibbons's voice and words were bereft and bitter, floating in music that placed vintage samples in sparse, echoey backdrops, conjuring emotional abysses and the irrevocable passage of time.
It is a passage view, but it is less ontologically sparse than presentism.
First, Italians and Greeks came, many on assisted passages paid for by an Australian government anxious to fill out the sparse population.
Since scientific literature on this topic is sparse, a bushing prototype which can provide various combinations of long and short flow passages is designed and built.
Since literature on this topic is sparse, a controlled bushing prototype which accommodates a combination of long and short flow passages and flow restriction elements is first designed, constructed and instrumented.
Isaiah brought sparse comfort to his kings even when the siege was lifted, as noted in the passage cited from chapter 22.
But attendance was sparse.
