Sentence examples for austere movement from inspiring English sources

Camp was an escape route from modernism, a return to the charm and glamour that had been banned by that austere movement.

The performance was also familiar territory for Mr. Hoghe, who has a spinal deformity and is intent on shining a light — through carefully selected music and concise, austere movement — on notions of beauty.

Hippolytus is danced with stern nobility by Ihsaan de Banya, his upright carriage and austere movement style both reflecting the vow of chastity that he has made to the goddess Artemis, and serving as a telling contrast to Cook's anguished, unanchored delivery.

The anti-austerity movement is real and necessary, but the need of middle-class people to pretend to live austere lives is beyond me.

The Times said the document suggested the Taliban were gaining in popularity partly because the austere Islamist movement was becoming more tolerant.

But the austere, formal movements of the Choristers also evoked his past.

Even in a highly idiomatic reading of Henry Purcell's somewhat loose-limbed Fairy Queen, he rarely fails to make even the most austere of movements speak with the profoundest of truths.

Her 1999 Danish comedy The One and Only was a big hit, but it was her 2002 film Open Hearts, a departure from romantic comedy and made under the austere Dogme 95 movement rules, which gained international attention.

Compare it to the more austere but real movement on the left.

It's a wonderfully contained, austere sequence of movements, in which nothing is wasted, yet every sound seems fresh and totally individual, each a thing of stark beauty in its own right.

The school was steeped in the austere Roman Catholic reform movement that came to be known as Jansenism, which had recently been condemned by the church as heretical.