Sentence examples for more austere analysis from inspiring English sources

In this regard, Russell saw his own analysis of mathematics (largely developed independently from Frege) as an improvement, with its more austere analysis that eliminates even the notion of a class as a primitive idea (see the discussion of classes in Section 2.4 above), and thereby eliminates the contradictions (see, e.g., RMDP, 276 81; LA, 325 27).

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

Mr. Wilson's version is more austere.

I prefer more austere forms of discourse".

The more he talked of recovery, the more austere Chancellor George Osborne's hairstyle became.

His temperament was both more austere and more drawn to plain, pragmatic craftsmanship.

Prouvé's work was always more austere than his father's, and rapidly became wholly utilitarian.

But his Islam has little in common with the more austere variety propagated from Saudi Arabia.

The novelist Tim Parks proposed that e-books offered "a more austere, direct engagement" with words.

Occasionally the script drips purple when a more austere shade of prose would serve better.

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