Sentence examples for touch of austerity from inspiring English sources
There's still more than a touch of austerity to it, and it's definitely not an aperitif wine, not a wine to serve to someone who says, "I'll have a glass of red".
The eruption of capabilities has made many lose touch with the beauty of austerity, and what's billed as "minimalism" rarely is.
Attlee-like modesty in time of austerity might have touched more voters, but Cameron doesn't do subtle.
And in Italy, it is the anti-politics Five Star Movement, which feeds on popular resentment of an out-of-touch political class, austerity directives from Berlin and Brussels, and increased migration of refugees from North Africa and the Middle East.
At a time of austerity and economic gloom, it is self-evidently dangerous for political leaders to look out of touch.
But at a time of austerity and a bleak jobs market, and with the Tories vulnerable to the charge of being out of touch, any attempt to target the poorest people risks looking insensitive.
Still, the age of austerity has begun.
Portugal is a model student of austerity.
The other is a rejection of austerity.
