Sentence examples for a bit more austere from inspiring English sources
Well, Jerry Pinkney's version feels slightly more weighty than Stephen Mitchell's, and a bit more austere.
"I think he felt it was quite a serious album," he says, "and so he went a bit more austere".
There are two kinds of future we find it easy to picture: the future as a continuation of life as we know it, a bit more hi-tech or a bit more austere; or the apocalyptic anti-future conjured up by Hollywood disaster movies, survivalist fantasies and Cormac McCarthy's The Road.
"It feels a bit more austere".
Listeners who wonder what they have been missing should probably ignore E.L.P. entirely and head straight for "Close to the Edge" — or, if they want something a bit more bruising, "Red," an austere album that a new version of King Crimson (including Bruford) released in 1974.
Omega has been flogging the Moonwatch brand for decades and now they're expanding to other space missions, including the Apollo 8. It's a beautiful homage to the Golden Age of space exploration and it's a bit more modern-looking than the original, austere black-and-white Speedmaster.
A bit more capitalism, please.
