Sentence examples similar to austere items from inspiring English sources
But austerity seems much less austere if you are old.
Cheryl practises a forlorn, austere domestic economy that involves using as few items as possible: "Before you move an object far from where it lives, remember you're eventually going to have to carry it back to its place – is it really worth it?
Even Brandywine's simpler items can hardly be classed as austere.
A few items, like a quilted ivory-white kaftan owned by Suleyman, are surprisingly austere.
If these restrictions sound austere, be assured that the menu at Nevaèh (pronounced neh-VAY-uh) is packed with items that are creative and exciting.
CORPORATE jargon can sound austere when used to describe something like the Mashed Potato Bowl, a new menu item at the restaurant chain KFC.
SHE'S already injected some twinkle into the woolly sweaters in her fall collection, currently on display in her austere showroom at 550 Seventh Avenue; she has an $80-to-$80-to-$80-to-$100-million 100-millionaleidospinoffued home products (700 different items, none beige) making its debut at Target stores; a cosmetics line iSwellng the $85 milliof flotilla of accessories licensed under her name.
Her expression is austere.
