Sentence examples for surprisingly sparse from inspiring English sources

Photography is rather surprisingly sparse, as are video, sound and installation artworks.

Writing in the Guardian, Robin Denselow hailed its surprisingly sparse, gentle sound.

Its surprisingly sparse population and few visitors meant we often had vast stretches of beautiful tropical beach to ourselves.

But data on how effectively different sorts of vegetation, other than mature forests, do this are surprisingly sparse.

Mr Simmons's argument, based on careful correlation of the surprisingly sparse facts available on Saudi oil production, is simple.

Given the widespread abuse of illegal substances (and the illegal use of legal substances) the options for in-patient rehab in New Orleans are surprisingly sparse.

Outside of measles vaccine SIAs, data is sparse, and surprisingly so for OPV and TT SIAs given their frequency.

Surprisingly, the crowd was incredibly sparse at the stage -- it had been far more crowded for Metric earlier in the day -- which says a lot about where the bulk of the ticketbuyers' priorities lie.

The sparse new content takes a surprisingly long time to get through, though, because of the many gates the developer has put in the way of progress.

Not surprisingly given the competition, the crowd is sparse but his warm and fuzzy take on house seduces a growing band of curious hedonists from all over the site.

The consequent optimization rule will yield sparse vector estimators which result in surprisingly accurate retrieval of change-points.