Sentence examples for austere style from inspiring English sources

Yet despite her austere style, she is hardly intimidating.

What is remarkable about "That Smell," beyond its superbly austere style, is its economy.

He wrote in a straightforward, almost austere style and mainly in the traditional syllabic metre of Anatolian folk poetry.

His style represents an integration of French, Italian, and other styles with the more austere style of German keyboard music.

Built in an exuberant classical style, it's a complete contrast to the austere style favoured in England and Wales.

Its austere style builds up an atmosphere of doom, as deaths occur and there is a fear of a conspiracy.

What: As campus fashion grew tony and buttoned-down in the 1890s, the zany hats of ­earlier years (including black caps with 2-foot-long pointed orange brims) gave way to more austere styles — brightened with hatbands.

Maya art, at the height of its development, was fundamentally unlike any other in Mesoamerica, for it was highly narrative, baroque, and often extremely cluttered, unlike the more austere styles found elsewhere.

The mezzanine has a solid back so things won't tip out when the desk moves, a plus given the austere styling of the whole kit.

I found that there was a definite gap between the more austere classic style and the less coarse modern style.

That twist has to do with the film's mood and austere visual style.