Sentence examples for more austere forms from inspiring English sources
I prefer more austere forms of discourse".
They reveal a preoccupation with pride and self-mastery as well as a dual attraction to sensual pleasure and the more austere forms of Christianity.
The nature of the Scottish Reformation may have had wider effects, limiting the creation of a culture of public display and meaning that art was channelled into more austere forms of expression with an emphasis on private and domestic restraint.
According to N. Prior, the nature of the Scottish Reformation may have had wider effects, limiting the creation of a culture of public display and meaning that art was channelled into more austere forms of expression with an emphasis on private and domestic restraint.
Her work since then suggests that new converts prefer a more austere form of the religion.Rebecca Masterson, once Catholic, became a Muslim six years ago and has interviewed women converts for a research project at London University.
The ensemble's Renaissance program includes, in more austere form, a few pieces that have become modern standards: "Green Groweth the Holly," the "Coventry Carol," Praetorius's "Es Ist ein Ros Entsprungenn" ("Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming") and the dance tune by Thoinot Arbeau now known as "Ding Dong Merrily on High," here in a version for recorder, fitted out with, yes, bells.
But his Islam has little in common with the more austere variety propagated from Saudi Arabia.
Compared to the bloated House version, it authorizes the more austere figure of $66 million to purchase three Black Hawk helicopters.
In the 1960s Marianne developed more austere fluted forms, Scandinavian in quality, as well as ash- and iron-glazed pieces, more anglo-oriental in style.
More austere and rectilinear forms characterized the Neoclassical constructions of the early 19th century, including the city's first public libraries.
Some though by no means all consider the form to be light relief compared with Japan's more austere noh tradition.
