Sentence examples similar to austere judgment from inspiring English sources

Island Smokes' Eldridge Street location is an austere, judgment-free bullpen with pea-green walls.

Mr. Turner released his first album, "Long Black Train," in 2003; it was a hit, thanks to the extraordinary title track, a singularly austere hit single about Christian judgment and salvation.

His judgments were often austere, never unkind.

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.

This is an austere explanation of what Kant meant, or perhaps of what he ought to have meant, when he said that the judgment of taste claims "universal validity", by contrast with judgments about the niceness of Canary-wine.

Her expression is austere.

"Really austere.

Austere, yes.

These are austere times.

It's very austere".

Right now, they are austere.