Sentence examples for when used sparingly from inspiring English sources

It's less whimsical than it seems, especially when used sparingly.

"Democracy Dies in Darkness" is true and powerful when used sparingly.

A single stroke on the triangle clearly penetrates the full force of an orchestra, and it is perhaps most effective when used sparingly.

Ubiquitous audio cues like these, which no doubt work on the subconscious when used sparingly, is exhibit A that this movie just isn't scary on its own.

They make surprisingly good backgrounds for modern furniture, and when used sparingly, perhaps on a single wall, may please even the wallpaper-phobic.

This breathless passage reveals the power that expletives retain when used sparingly, as that single "fucking" signals, again perhaps too clearly, that we're dealing with a character undergoing a mild psychological break.

They're useful when they're used sparingly, but can also be more than a little annoying.

The Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback out of the University of Florida last appeared in an NFL game during the 2012 season, when he was used sparingly by the New York Jets joined ESPN in December 2013.

Calls are most effective when they're used sparingly, and they must be done correctly if you hope to fool the ducks.

Knowlton says it is an outdated newspaper concept and is best used sparingly when Crikey actually has something to say.

Mr. Brennan, whose company is still in the antibiotic business, said that at a minimum, new antibiotics should be given longer protection from generic competition to make up for the fact that they are used sparingly when they go on sale.