Sentence examples for so austere that from inspiring English sources

The Pawar effort was so austere that he stored signs and literature at Timber Lanes, an eight-lane bowling alley that seems like an Eisenhower-era relic.

Boys Noize — so austere that their video display used only red, black and white — dispensed buzzing, distorted riffs over dry drumbeats, as the chords that topped them jabbed with happy aggression.

2 p.m. 6) PRISON BREAK The Old Melbourne Gaol (the Australian spelling for jail) was built in the 19th century out of volcanic rock and is so austere that it could have come out of a Charles Dickens novel.

The House, where Republicans control 101 of 150 seats, passed a two-year budget that is widely considered to be so austere that the chamber's head budget writer, Representative Jim Pitts, Republican of Waxahachie, somberly promised the body that he would do everything he could "to make the bill better" as it moved forward to the Senate.

The living conditions are so austere that they have been deemed unacceptable for the full national team, who prefer hotels, but are used by the under-23s, under-20s, under-17s, seniors and women's teams as well as visiting club sides.

It is so austere that the characters do not even have names: the main protagonist, referred to solely as the Girl, is a mute brought up in an orphanage who abducts a baby from her employer and absconds into the wild.

The iconography is so austere, so unsentimental, that when Meg finally finds a place that feels like home, it turns out to be a gun shop.

(So austere, in fact, that he delayed it until after the Andalusia election, hoping in vain to win a region held by the Socialists for three decades).Mr Rajoy has little choice but to get nasty.

Those Gallic suits that look so austere yet snappy in Paris are just too formal, too constrictive for such a steamy climate.

Maybe too assured, since it's so austere and pared down of inessentials that one sometimes wishes for the more poetic flourishes that this artist is capable of.

About 315,000 people live here among eerie rock formations and shining glaciers, but the landscape is so austere and weird, you might think that you had woken in an outpost in an alien world.