Sentence examples for austere account from inspiring English sources
The high points include a disquieting performance of the aphoristic "L'Inquietudine" Concerto in D, and an unusually austere account of the "Grosso Mogul" in the same key.
No show advertises its desire to be taken seriously — its bid for instant-classic status — as insistently as this visually austere account of the daily lives of Los Angeles patrol officers and detectives.
This is a skin-crawlingly atmospheric, uncompromisingly cerebral and austere account of John le Carré's cold war espionage novel, adapted for the screen by Peter Straughan and the late Bridget O'Connor.
Adapted by David LindsandAbaire andirecteded by a film-maker best known for gay movies of a somewhat outlandish nature, this is an austere account of a middle-class New York couple coping with the recent, accidental death of their nine-year-old son in a motor accident.
One involves a strikingly austere account of freedom.
The charges are as flimsy as the rule of law in Belarus generally: Mr Bialatski is an austere character and the accounts, even if nominally in his own name, were used for his human-rights work.The unearthing of the bank accounts does not just get only Mr Bialatski into trouble.
To distance themselves from the Koryo dynasty, the Choson emperors and elite turned to Neo-Confucianism, which may account for the austere, virtually undecorated surfaces of three stunning all-white porcelain jars that complete the show's middle wall.
This is apt enough for Shostakovich's final pieces or Stravinsky's "Requiem Canticles," but it hardly accounts for the austere bliss of Handel's "Theodora," the radiance of Strauss's "Four Last Songs," the sonic waterfalls of Messiaen's "St.
He seeks an account which is naturalistic in his austere sense, and thus starts with the idea that we know about the world only from impacts of various forms of energy on our sensory nerves (see 2.3, above).
The revival's director, Joseph Discher, now in his 22nd year with the company, fluently deploys the austere stagecraft of Shakespeare's era in his straightforward account of the play.
Rejecting both accurate accounting and actual accountability -- from the halls of the Pentagon to austere camps in Africa -- the Defense Department has demonstrated a longstanding commitment to keeping Americans in the dark about the activities being carried out with their dollars and in their name.
