Sentence examples for uncompromising austerity from inspiring English sources
It's superbly played, but not for those who value Bernstein's introversion or David Zinman's uncompromising austerity in this work.
But in cooping up her cast in a monument of uncompromising austerity, Smith leaves her characters nowhere to hide - and out tumbles all their frustration, all their affection, all their hope.
She was also uncompromising on austerity – "I don't want to be spending more money servicing our debt than educating our children".
As much as one might admire the film's uncompromising visual austerity, its grand long-distance tracking shots and its references to John Ford and Alain Resnais, "Eureka" never comes to life.
That uncompromising anti-austerity agenda has inspired many Europeans, while giving their governments the shivers.The most important response will be that of Germany.
Corbyn, whose uncompromising anti-austerity stance seems to be particularly inspiring to the tens of thousands recently joined Labour members and to trade unionists signing up as affiliates to take part in the contest, also came under attack from the Labour MP John Mann over his record on child abuse allegations.
Despite his violent antipathies, austerity, uncompromising reformism, and exalted concept of papal authority, Carafa was elected pope on May 23 , 1555 through the influence of Cardinal Alessandro Farnese.
The Fifth is perhaps the most severe of his symphonies, uncompromising in its austerity, frequently taking Bach as its starting point.
He is another of those northern directors whose austerity suggests an uncompromising vision with transcendental import.
Propelled by vehement anti-austerity rhetoric and uncompromising opposition to policies that have seen the disposable income of most Greeks drop precipitously, Syriza's fortunes have risen dramatically.
With her uncompromising insistence that Athens pursue severe austerity measures, the German chancellor may inadvertently have contributed to Greece's ultimate euro exit.
