Sentence examples for a more austere from inspiring English sources

The centre-left government in Spain looks set to fall as a result of its austerity programme – not to the leftists, however, but to a more austere regime of the right.

The novelist Tim Parks proposed that e-books offered "a more austere, direct engagement" with words.

Occasionally the script drips purple when a more austere shade of prose would serve better.

But at only 22p each, they are meals which, she believes, reflect a more austere time.

Skip... if you're looking for a more austere treatment of England's political battle over slavery.

It is a deliberate – and understandable – step into a more austere artistic guise.

But Mr. Pataki warned today that the state was entering into a more austere period.

A more austere modernism was reflected in Peter Jones, Chelsea, and Simpson's Piccadilly.

It's a more austere front and more modern in its styling and detailing.

Many Icelanders seemed encouraged by thoughts of a more austere, domestic, and less self-consciously potent national reputation.

Where other browsers seem to have buttons and tool bars for everything, Chrome adopts a more austere approach.