Sentence examples for a very austere from inspiring English sources

I do it by living a very austere life.

The Second Avenue subway has a very austere construction.

He later remembered this environment as a "very austere one with a philosophy of life, a rigid Protestantism, from which one cannot escape easily".

For this is a very austere film which does not regard its job as getting under the skin of the world's famous revolutionary, or finding out what makes him tick.

Again, this is a very austere keyboard.

To understand why Spain's prime minister has announced what he described as a "very austere" budget, you have to look back to the chronology of Spain's public finances since the general elections at the end of last year.

"It is a very unadorned work, very austere, very simple," said Francisco Sesto, minister of state for the revolutionary transformation of Greater Caracas, who is in charge of the mausoleum project, which is nearing completion after many months of delays.

"Head to Head Via Head," from 1967, is spread on the floor, a flat, rectangular double envelope of canvas nearly 14 feet long, something like a giant Pony Express pouch or very austere sleeping bag for four, with two pairs of users lying head-to-head, their feet pointing in opposite directions.

This is one of his best buildings, very austere with an exciting use of materials".

Their house was an eerily spare Tudor Colonial, very austere, very brown.

Also, and more interesting to me, it called into question a whole approach to economics—one that is very formal, making very austere assumptions about human rationality: people have a lot of information, a lot of foresight.