Sentence examples for austere scientific from inspiring English sources
Structuralism became fashionable in the 1960s, but Levi-Strauss was embarrassed by the association of flamboyant figures like Barthes, Lacan and Foucault with what he regarded as an austere, scientific method.
But austerity seems much less austere if you are old.
There has been significant development in austere critical care but, to date, little structured scientific study.
No wonder a later scientific generation, newly professionalized, ignored him in favor of his more austere and single-minded colleagues.
The brutally austere films of the French director Bruno Dumont scrutinize human behavior with a chilly, quasi-scientific detachment that borders on misanthropy.
Right now, they are austere.
They did this for fifty years, never deviating from their austere formula: all the photographs were taken at the same aboveground-level height and under overcast skies (to eliminate shadows), as if they were specimens for a scientific monograph.
