Sentence examples for more monastic standard from inspiring English sources

Perhaps they should be held to a more monastic standard.

For some reason, I'm getting more and more monastic about my surroundings.

Only in his bedroom did the style revert to something more monastic in nature, with white walls and a narrow metal bed, more in line with his austere Protestant upbringing.

How can you adopt a more monastic mental state?

"Wit's End" takes a darker, more monastic tone than any of McCombs' previous works.

We're opposites in some ways: Claude is more monastic, and I'm more rococo, but we both really appreciate the opposite.

Shankara's order of Dashanami Sannyasi has traditionally set the monastic standards for the rest of Hindu India.

The Benedictine Reform was a movement which sought to institute monastic standards among the secular clergy, a movement made popular by the churchmen of the Carolingian Empire in the ninth and tenth centuries.

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Appetizers were more standard.

More than monastic, the impression the models gave was one of self-containment — with combs sticking out of their buns like antennae.