Sentence examples for austere saying from inspiring English sources

The possibility of sex is mixed with an austere saying: "Expect much of yourself and little of others," "You cannot love life until you live the life you love," and "Financial hardship in your life is coming to an end!" Every message alludes to themes of hidden ambition, materialistic influences, personal aims at inner peace, and the disconnect between physical and mental states.

"He is the opposite of austere," says McCrum.

There were too few features designed to make the units feel less austere, said the report.

Elegant and austere, said Sun, adding that it carries you quite a long way.

"Everybody may have been a little bit stylized and austere," said the actress, speaking over tea between matinee and evening performances of "All Over" early in New York previews.

"A doctor's office is very clinical and austere," said Seth Bixson, a 45-year-old Hauppauge resident who has been receiving Botox shots for four years.

10.17am: Journalists have described the relationship with the Met as more "austere", says Hogan-Howe, but he stresses it is still holding press conferences and encouraging local officers to talk to the press.

McCarthy praised the thoughtful, unsensationalized treatment, while Denby cited problems with the austere approach, saying it left the film "both impressive and monotonous".

"It's austere," Dr. Locke said.

"Something dark, maybe a little austere," he says.

"The winter landscape in the city is austere," he said.