Sentence examples for frugality from from inspiring English sources

But that show of frugality from her overlords might also have alerted Browning to the fact that her magazine was in peril.

THE human side of the recession, in the new media genre that's been called "recession porn," is the story of an incremental descent from excess to frugality, from ease to austerity.

The thin line that separates frugality from parsimony, however, is just thick enough to blur a child's vision, and at times I saw him as a monstrously frugal man.

Jorge Bergoglio brought a reputation for frugality from his native Argentina, and is the first pope to take the name of St. Francis of Assisi, who preached the virtue of living in poverty.

Money was tight, and partly from frugality and partly from his own inclination he became a vegetarian and a teetotaller.

And this frugality detracts from demand that might produce jobs for others.

I can't vouch for the quality of the Ralphburgers — my term; you may prefer Laurenburgers — since my Depression-era frugality kept me from sampling one, even though I'm sure The New Yorker would have picked up the tab.

"Create a philosophy where meaningfulness and status in life come from frugality," Chung said.

From a frugality point of view, you might appreciate a portable luggage scale.

But workers are expected to embrace "frugality" (No. 9), from the bare-bones desks to the cellphones and travel expenses that they often pay themselves.

117th over: South Africa 499-2 (Smith 242, Dippenaar 17) Back comes Gough with the kind of frugality one might expect from a Yorkshireman.