"United 93," Paul Greengrass's brilliant movie about that downed flight, released in April, was almost austere in its use of anonymous actors and limited-point-of-view shooting.
These buildings exemplify Mies's famous principle that "less is more" and demonstrate, despite their austere and forthright use of the most modern materials, his exceptional sense of proportion and his extreme concern for detail.
This is one of his best buildings, very austere with an exciting use of materials".
Austere scholars similarly deplored Simon Schama's use of novelistic devices in Dead Certainties (Unwarranted Speculations), his playful 1991 exploration of the possibilities of "historical novellas".
"Danish Paintings From the Golden Age to the Modern Breakthrough," an exhibition opening this weekend at Scandinavia House, brings together a selection of masterpieces from the late 18th to the 20th centuries that make use of subtler, more austere aesthetics.
Piscator's work veered from the austere proletarian theatre productions to a lavish use of modern machinery in other productions.
True, he does not exactly have scoring opportunities lavished upon him in Chris Hughton's austere set-up, but he makes sloppy use of his meagre rations.
All of her poetry up to the end of the 1930s was written in an Imagist mode, utilising spare use of language, and a classical, austere purity.
Far from being monolithic, Byzantine theology was often polarized by a humanistic trend, favouring the use of Greek philosophy, and the more austere and mystical theology of monastic circles.
Despite the Advanced Trauma Life Support course recommendations of lactated Ringer's solution, a strong case can be made for the use of colloids for initial resuscitation in austere settings, such as battlefield care, in which volume is necessarily limited.
