Sentence examples similar to austere essence from inspiring English sources
Born in New York and trained with Ballet Hispánico and various Spanish masters, Tirado captures the austere, introspective essence of traditional flamenco.
Although the movement comprised painters, sculptors, typographers, poets, those in the decorative arts, it was the architects, most prominently Oud with his Worker's Housing Estate in Hoek van Holland (1924 27), who were able to best capture the austere and harmonic essences of the movement.
Light streaming background vocals deliver austere, mysterious aromas, adding palpable dreamy essences.
The filmic effect is austere, nearly ghostly.
The opening ceremony has been fireworked-up with next week's rent money, but in essence London 2012 may end up being a relatively sleek and austere frothing global sports beano.
"Henry James is in essence inscrutable," Wister wrote to Mitchell, "but one thing of him I know: our language has no artist more serious or austere at this moment.
Her expression is austere.
