0 past simple and past participle of sprinkle --
1 to drop a few pieces or drops of something over a surface: --
Open problems and exercises are sprinkled throughout the book, and at the end one may find hints and answers for some of the exercises.
Considering ethnographic evidence, it is also possible that blood was sprinkled over corn as par t of the offering.
It is also liberally sprinkled with examples that help to bring the text to life for practitioners working with older people.
Many of his other works are sprinkled with half-hearted incognitos.
A minor criticism of the presentation is that rather a lot of acronyms are sprinkled around without interpretation.
Quotations from those interviews are sprinkled throughout the text, giving it a firsthand quality that is rare in academic works.
A substantial number of logically plausible but inappropriate neologisms are sprinkled through the work and distract from the author's presentation.
Some sprinkled gold dust on the phrase "the appropriation of the land of churches (or synagogues)" in the law court records.
