The phrase "as its austere" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is strict or severe in appearance or manner, but the phrase lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The building stands as austere, with its stark lines and minimal decoration."
Alternatives: "in its severity" or "in its simplicity".
Mr. Fauvet maintained the paper's traditional left-of-center stance as well as its austere appearance, publishing line drawings but never using photographs.
Today, an outsider sensibility still permeates many of Ms. Kim's works for komungo, as its austere, elegant sonority is set against different sounds, instruments and styles.
Today and prehistoric times come together in Mr. Barbieri's "Stadio Palermo," an almost panoramic color view of a soccer game with an audience that has as its background austere tiers of ancient, rocky hills.
The trading company had the pedigree of the House of Morgan, with its austere headquarters doubling as the shadow economic ministry and its colonial branches filling a diplomatic role.
It looked as austere as Garver's studio.
North Carolina barbecue at its best is as austere and perfect as a bowl of properly cooked Japanese rice.
Since the Puebla plant opened in March 2002, the company has grabbed a 3.5% market share.To turn a profit, Kola Real runs a truly no-frills operation; its Puebla offices are as austere as corporate headquarters come.
Its visual style, said Payne, is "as austere as the lives of the people who inhabit the story".
If she's not quite as austere as some interviews suggest, it's still apparent that you're in the company of a woman who seldom regards meeting the press as the highlight of her day.
While "The Skin I Live In," presents several very funny moments, Almodovar claimed that he wanted this film to be as austere as he could make it.
"This religion is a tolerant religion, and not as austere as those that came before it," Sharif said.
