In 1948, however, austerity was rather more austere: there was a fuel shortage, strikes, mass homelessness and even meaner rationing than there had been during the second world war.
We live, however, in austere times: funding is not everywhere and there is worry about whether people will have the time and resources to do the best they can.
However, the austere characterization attempts to catch a more basic idea of normativity — one that might serve as the target of rival explanations.
Rutter's staging remains resolutely austere, however.
His plays, however, are too austere for modern readers, although, in his Sophoclean Jeptha (1659) and his Baroque masterpieces Lucifer (1654) and Adam in ballingschap (1664; Adam in Exile), he was as great an artist of the Counter-Reformation as his contemporary the Flemish painter Peter Paul Rubens.
However, despite her austere public image and her strait-laced private life, Mary was a caring mother in many respects, revealing a fun-loving and frivolous side to her children and teaching them history and music.
"Disgrace," however, was an emotionally austere work of almost abrasive simplicity.
Now, however, the building's austere façade belies a remarkable transformation that has recently taken place.
But when you see the austere conditions, however, you wonder how that could be.
