The park is full of ruins, trails and austere scenery, including the Long House and Step House on Wetherill Mesa, as well as Chapin Mesa Archeological Museum, which tells how the Ancestral Puebloans (also known as Anasazi) lived and farmed on mesa tops for hundreds of years before moving to the cliff dwellings below, then moving on to New Mexico and Arizona in about 1300.
In the empty Galleria Nazionale we find Piero's Madonna of Senigallia, austere, grey, full of a cold northern light.
Ms. Courvoisier's compositions, from her new album "Abaton" (ECM), were more austere but full of pensive drama.
Imagine it: a room full of suits in London's austere and business-like Institute of Civil Engineers, engaged in a passionate debate about religion.
Where so many fiction writers seem stylish but austere, or full of life but messy, Hollinghurst has his cake and eats it.
They're sharp and austere and full of color and life; buy them by the handful, and you'll never have to apologize for your musty Gap oxford again.
Like many mortgage servicers, American Home outsources most of its legal work on foreclosures to " foreclosure mills " -- law firms that process thousands of foreclosure documents a day, packing austere warehouses full of recent law school graduates to robo-sign key documents.
His style — full of subtlety and curiosity, with the austere grace of a Shaker chair — has sounded effortlessly modern at almost every juncture.
Perhaps because I grew up in an austere evangelical household, full of secrets and omissions, I find the silences, even the stoicism, less appealing than Lee does.
His style — full of subtlety and curiosity, with the austere grace of a Shaker chair — has sounded effortlessly modern at almost every juncture, a point reconfirmed by a pair of live releases available through ArtistShare.
