Sentence examples for sparse things from inspiring English sources

"With Tudor times, information is sparse: things have single or contradictory sources.

The Coalition's manufacturing policy was a sparse thing, offering a "manufacturing transition grants program" of $50m over the next four years, a gradual increase in money for export market development grants and some general rhetoric about how the Coalition was "committed to a strong manufacturing-based sector".

"I like things sparse and beautiful," she said.

Mr. Towner, for his part, kept things sparse, almost austere, making each chord feel solemn and illuminated.

Keeping Things Sparse Naïveté is swallowed whole in "B-Happy," a title that contrasts with the degradations that befall and nearly consume the heroine of this melodrama by Gonzalo Justiniano.

Whatever the reason, it's leading to songs like the sparse, cheeky Other Things – which sounds like it was made on the spur of the moment over a loop of Angus bending strings on an out-of-tune acoustic guitar.

You know who he is, he made Motorcycle Diaries, which is basically just a film about a strange man riding his bike around in the countryside, so you know he was gonna be able to pull off the gentle, in-motion road shot soundtracked by sparse guitar music "thing".

Inside, things are sparse enough.

"I like to have things as sparse as possible," she told me.

However, the same problems arise regarding communication costs, availability (specifically for mobile Things with sparse connectivity), latency and privacy.

"Hard Rain," in particular, does interesting things with the sparse original arrangement, adding surprising drum fills, and Dylan's surreal lyrics translate well into a hip-hop context.