Sentence examples for unusually austere from inspiring English sources
An unusually austere composition, it has a simplicity and openness that enhance its mystery.
The high points include a disquieting performance of the aphoristic "L'Inquietudine" Concerto in D, and an unusually austere account of the "Grosso Mogul" in the same key.
There is little to watch, in either a visual or voyeuristic sense — nothing to do — although the salt, the unusually austere gallery and Mr. Koh's self-contained concentration definitely create their own atmosphere.
Instead, the final product is an unusually austere action film that peaks with an improvised scene in which a real Navy medic examines Mr. Hanks, exactly as she would any other damaged sailor.
The visual and aural textures are lush and sensual, as we've come to expect from Mr. Almodóvar, and yet the rich colors and deep sonorities somehow illuminate an unusually austere emotional terrain.
A 40-year-old from southeastern Wisconsin serving his sixth term in the House, Mr. Ryan has been getting a lot of attention for his "Roadmap for America's Future," an unusually austere proposal to vanquish the federal debt by, among other things, partly dismantling Social Security and Medicare as they currently exist.
Wölffer's rosé style, normally austere, seems unusually so in its latest version, except when the wine is warmish.
It is nearly as memorable as the Canovas, moving and austere despite the flashy carving, which unusually mixes passages of high polish with rough chiseling.
As Timothy Noah has pointed out, the man who uncritically signed on to some dubious economic theories was also someone who "conveyed a concern for America's dispossessed that was unusually heartfelt, especially for a Republican"—which, given Ryan's austere domestic priorities, makes his enthusiasm for Kemp both interesting and, often enough, confounding.
