Sentence examples for sparseness from inspiring English sources

As he has shown by rising through the ranks of the church Bergoglio is an extremely astute politician, who uses the sparseness of words and space to press home his considerable influence on government and legislature.

And the sparseness of the country's human population, at just 4m, has meant that severe damage and loss of life are rare.

Critics of models which try to predict the climatic future often point to that sparseness as reason not to believe the models' predictions.

Because of the relative sparseness of educational resources, social classes were frequently mixed in these schools.

The sparseness of Rembrandt's production of painting in the period from 1643 to 1652 is one of the enigmas of his career.

On the other hand, the absence or sparseness of craters on a body's surface, as is the case for Earth's surface, is an indicator of some other geologic process (e.g., erosion or surface melting) occurring during the body's history that is eliminating the craters.

The novel aspects of his style (melodic and harmonic fragmentation, wide intervallic leaps, unusual use of dissonance and timbres, ascetic sparseness of texture, and extreme conciseness of form) at first disconcerted those conditioned to the opulence of the late Romantic era (e.g., Richard Wagner operas, Anton Bruckner and Mahler symphonies, and Richard Strauss tone poems).

Because of the sparseness of its style, its avoidance of melodrama, and its total honesty of emotion, the play was acclaimed immediately as a powerful tragedy and has continued to rank among the great American plays of the 20th century.