Sentence examples for it will be austere from inspiring English sources

"When the governor puts out a budget in January, I am sure it will be austere out of necessity," said Senator Darrell Steinberg, a Democrat and president pro tem of the Senate.

Roberto Junguito, Mr Uribe's experienced choice as finance minister, says next year's budget will be austere.

Again and again, his books put these two ways of living in opposition: one character will be passionate, lusty, engaged, hungry, while the other will be austere, self-denying, detached, finding virtue in deserts and silence and small things.

It will be less austere and more welcoming and far more integrated into its West Side neighborhood.

Gran Turismo 5 will grab the headlines and the purist vote, but it surely won't live like this game does; it will be an austere cathedral to Criterion's joyous modernist structure.

It will be "very, very austere," he pledged.

"It will be in tune with these austere times.

"I think it will be a very hard sell," said David Kynaston, author of a recent social history of Britain in the austere 1940s.

It must be austere in keeping with the philosophy.

It's elegant, it's austere, it's moving.

But when all you have experienced is the eternal chill of economic winter, I wonder if you can resist a bitter smile when someone such as George Osborne tells the country that we will have to be "austere" for another six years or so.