Sentence examples for austere observation from inspiring English sources
As he straps on his body armor and enters the austere observation post in eastern Afghanistan, there is nothing to suggest that US soldier Bowe Bergdahl – who was charged with desertion by the US on Wednesday – will soon mysteriously walk off into eastern Afghanistan into Taliban captivity, then celebration, and then infamy.
But we also get proof that Wallace could still deploy his own attention to see things afresh, whether in a perfect diagnosis of a habit of mind that you had thought was yours alone, or in piercing, austere observations of that flat Midwestern landscape.
But austerity seems much less austere if you are old.
When the chief inspector of prisons, Nick Hardwick, inspected the Verne in March last year, he found that, "there was no care suite and detainees requiring constant observations were held in an austere gated cell in the separation unit".
In 2005 and 2006, he directed The Roads of Kiarostami, a 32-minute documentary that reflects on the power of landscape, combining austere black-and-white photographs with poetic observations, engaging music with political subject matter.
Artists were turning from the Baroque and Rococo styles to simpler and more austere themes recalling Greek and Roman art and emphasizing observation and reason, said Kathryn Galitz, an art historian at the Met.
A woman named Janet, who has the austere features of an octogenarian Tilda Swinton, nods and repeats Eonnone's observation that kids can learn a lot from being around older people.
