Parsimony used in a sentence

Parsimony in a sentence as a noun

Mayhap 'from' would be a proper fealty to the god of english language parsimony, in substitution.

It’s imagined along the same general principles that undoubtedly led to the principle of parsimony called Occam’s Razor.

I don't want to burden you with questions, so I'll have parsimony: can you ellaborate on what did your experience with *** change in your disposition with mathematics?

Cladistic parsimony is used to support the hypotheses that require the fewest evolutionary changes.

In addition to the parsimony/redundancy argument already brought up, our weird fascination with "many worlds" should be utterly obvious from a psychological perspective.