Sentence examples for austere constraints from inspiring English sources

And that is probably how it should best be considered: as a fascinating transitional work, and the author's first audacious step beyond the austere constraints of conventional historiographical writing.

When I worked here as the BBC's Asia correspondent in the early 1990s, Beijing had already escaped the constraints of strict Maoism but it was still an austere city.

We can recast the point about how we ought to judge in austere terms by saying that there is a certain normative constraint on our judgments of taste that is absent in our judgments about the niceness of Canary-wine.

Previous literature has identified a failure to consider local constraints and conditions as an impediment to the design and implementation of devices for austere medical settings.

These are austere times.

"Really austere.

Austere, yes.

It's very austere".

Right now, they are austere.

Provincial constraints?

Time constraints.