Sentence examples for austere work from inspiring English sources

The singed spots add surprisingly luminous bursts of color to Ms. Nehmad's otherwise austere work.

"Disgrace," however, was an emotionally austere work of almost abrasive simplicity.

It was an oddly funny detail in an austere work that explored the notion of repercussions.

Mainly, however, the program served as an introduction to the austere work of Mr. Veggetti, 44, who was born in Bologna, Italy; trained at La Scala in Milan; and, of late, has forged a relationship with the Cincinnati Ballet.

While Unrelated bore the residue of her tenure on soaps, its narrative propelled by conventional dramatic devices – sexual desire, rejection, catharsis – Archipelago is a more immediately distilled and austere work.

It might seem a stretch for an austere work such as Eastwood's to have the foreign legs of more lurid genre and action-driven war films such as Inglourious Basterds ($321.4m worldwide) and Pearl Harbor ($449.2m).

Abstract canvases were big sellers at the New York auctions in May, and at Sotheby's here, one of Mondrian's classic austere works — the 1927 "Composition With Red, Yellow and Blue," from an unidentified European collector — brought $14.5 million.

The focus had become the music of Emmanuel Nunes, now 68 yet still hardly known in the UK, six of whose austere works were programmed in the final days.

It was an inspired decision to write a book about one of cinema's most austere works in a relaxed, throwaway style, but that's no justification for slapdash writing.

This weekend the barge offers all six of Beethoven's early Opus 18 quartets: brilliant and austere works that announced Beethoven's genius in a genre that would become one of his most important.

For all its ornate complexities, so seamlessly stewarded by the conductor that even a well-meant programme guide could not help the novice tell where one variation yielded to the next, this is one of those austere works of rather more academic interest than sensory pleasure.