Sentence examples for austerity of a from inspiring English sources

They have the austerity of a theatrical sculpture.

But otherwise the M5S favours austerity of a kind, preaching an anti-growth doctrine.

Because it's a fairy tale with stark biblical overtones, it's fitting that the cinematography, by the great Stanley Cortez, has the austerity of a woodcut.

Madame Grès, the legendary creator of the sensual austerity of a draped dress, died in obscurity more than 17 years ago.

The most dramatic work is Robert Turner's "Form III". His mat-black stoneware cylinder has the awesome austerity of a medieval tower.

The austerity of a writer's life and the ripe sensuality of the fruit merge, in the film, to form something like a Cézanne still life.

It harks back to experimental pioneers such as Morton Feldman; it has the austerity of an electronic piece made from tone generators.

McGahern had an extraordinary memory for telling detail, and, slightly at odds with the stripped-down austerity of his prose, a wicked sense of humour.

"People are scared of budget cuts, scared of fiscal austerity, scared of a lot of things".

Father taught us the values of no wastage and austerity and of a life in harmony with the natural habitat.

At a time of fiscal austerity, even of a more calibrated sort, monetary looseness is essential as the Bank of England has admirably shown (see article).