Sentence examples for sparsely drawn from inspiring English sources

Some are rich with visual detail and text; others are more sparsely drawn.

It begins with a character so sparsely drawn he barely exists, though you are intrigued immediately by the American football helmet he is wearing while sitting in an armchair.

In between explosions of violence and depravity - Gypsy camps burned down by police, slack-jawed simpletons tortured into confessions, throats slit while men watched television - the writing dealt in sparsely drawn images of endless damp winters, bad food and cheap pornography.

At its very core, an outline should be a sparsely drawn up map for your story with certain signposts every so often that tell you how your story is developing.

That character depth and strong sense of place are a testament to Cromer's directorial skill, but also an outgrowth of the show itself, with Itamar Moses's deceptively simple book and sparsely yet deftly drawn characters, as well as David Yazbek's richly introspective songs.

And the aftermath of Speech Debelle's victory has hardly been plain sailing, with a sparsely attended tour that has drawn mixed reviews and her album Speech Therapy failing to crack the top 40.

Those with recruits drawn from the sparsely settled states had far more epidemics (of mumps, measles, lobar pneumonia, meningococcal meningitis, and scarlet fever) than camps (often situated nearby) with city-bred recruits (Love and Davenport, 1919).

The contrasting effects of PM in rural and urban areas parallels the striking difference noted when the United States mobilised an army in World War I: camps with men drawn from the sparsely settled states had a far higher incidence of infections than camps (sometimes close by) with city-bred recruits (Love and Davenport, 1919).

At this moment, having failed twice to make a breakthrough, Marlborough received intelligence that the defences linking the town walls with the breastwork on the hill were now sparsely manned (Marlborough's unsuccessful attacks had drawn d'Arco's men away from other parts of the stronghold, leaving his left flank almost defenceless and highly vulnerable).

Since 1992, the German Air Force has conducted pilot training operations at nearby Holloman Air Force Base, drawn by the clear azure skies and sparsely populated expanses that American pilots have trained in for decades.

For patients in the sparsely sampled arm of the dihydroartemisinin example, a sample could be drawn at any time within the specified sampling windows (Table  I).