Sentence examples for particularly austere from inspiring English sources

Ware was born in Bristol to ultra-Calvinist parents from the particularly austere Plymouth Brethren sect.

During a period of particularly austere labelling, Samuel Beckett created, for stage and screen, dramas called Play (1963) and Film (1965).

For all the eccentricity and the occasional whimsy, Russell's photographs are fascinating as artefacts from a particularly austere period in postwar Britain.

PAGE B4 Bin Laden's Type of Faith The faith that drives Osama bin Laden is a particularly austere and conservative brand of Islam known as Wahhabism.

The faith that drives Osama bin Laden and his followers is a particularly austere and conservative brand of Islam known as Wahhabism, which was instrumental in creating the Saudi monarchy, and if sufficiently alienated, could tear it down.

A1 INSPIRATION FOR A CAUSE -- The faith that drives Osama bin Laden and his followers is a particularly austere and conservative brand of Islam, Wahhabism, that was instrumental in creating the Saudi monarchy -- and could tear it down.

This winter has been especially austere.

It seems to me that the lure of the natural beauty, particularly in these austere times, should be a draw.

He recalls quarrels between the adults, particularly over the austere architecture of Stalin Allee, a socialist housing project.

This situation — which a former NATO secretary general once described as "almost a dereliction of duty" — creates inefficiencies that no one can afford, particularly in these austere times.

The dance is very austere, particularly compared with the welling music that accompanies it, and it ends as modestly as it began, with the three dancers simply lifting their arms to Heaven, as if asking a question.