Sentence examples for even more austere from inspiring English sources

These days, however, he is becoming even more austere.

Madrid, for example, has been even more austere than the central government wished.

We joke about how inscrutable the research at Cern is, so why make it seem even more austere?

A second brand, Hanting Express, will soon be launched with prices from $15 to $30 a night, aimed at non-business travellers, with even more austere fittings.

The first time I saw Coleman, he was in a T-shirt and swimming trunks, his angular face made even more austere by his close-shaved head.

(In interviews, he's expressed admiration for SpaceChem, another brilliant game which is, if it's possible, even more austere: it's about synthesizing chemical compounds, and its interface is essentially a flowchart).

Even the more austere spending plan drafted by House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan (R-Wis). and approved last month by the House would require an increase in the debt ceiling of about $1.9 trillion to cover the government's bills through September 2012.

If that supreme artistry with a ballad was a late-flowering facet of his talent, then a certain lyricism had always been implicit in his playing, even in the more austere and challenging environment of the 1960s, when the music was characterised by strategic dissonance and asymmetry.

Others dream of Broadway; I'd like to do an even smaller show, something more austere".

Even so, it may prove easier to find common ground in the common good and in exhortations to honor the golden and silver rules, and even to accept a more austere lifestyle, than to link these noble ideas to the sober if sensible principles that the experts advocate.

Then again, the provincial councils have such a dismal record of spending the money they have been allocated that, American officials say, they could actually spend more money this year even if their budgets are more austere.