Sentence examples for austere set of from inspiring English sources
Those who couldn't be persuaded to evacuate were expected to live under an austere set of aesthetic guidelines.
His true greatness consisted in his ability to stick to that austere set of rules even in the face of the most trying circumstances and against the most daunting odds.
As it proceeds, Alessandro Carletti's lighting bathes Alison Chitty's austere set of grey plinths in the pale wash of dawn, the glare of noon, the softening of dusk and the long shadows of a moonlit night.
If you're in cheerleading mood, however, you can choose to take Henry Hitchings's view that "in Hughes's version [Racine's] writing comes throbbingly alive" and add, as he does, that Dame Helen "anchors proceedings, and every time she steps on to Bob Crowley's austere set of battered stone... one's pulse sprints".
Vol. 3, produced by Parisian head-knocker Sylvere, is an austere set of hard riding club constructions.
Mrs. McNutt, who will provide coffee and cookies for those who attend and will count votes in a Frosty the Snowman top hat, appreciates the more conversational atmosphere of her house, as opposed to the more austere setting of a public building.
The arrangement of the dogs creates an austere setting for Mr. Rawls, who displays different shades of his personality within a solipsistic existence.
At the much celebrated New York Theatre Workshop production of Othello, Andrew Lieberman's austere set looks like the inside of a packing crate as the audience files in, taking seats on three sides; mattresses are strewn about the floor, as if we are inside a military barrack.
Performed on a crowded stage with an austere set at the Bowery, Barcode has the handmade, bootstrap feel of a musical hoisted together by sweat and toil at an Occupy encampment, and in context it works.
Marshall Moore, the director of Utah's film commission, dropped in on the relatively austere set back in 2009.
Here is Catholic high colour and Protestant plainness: an austere set and rich costumes.
