austere sentence examples

• Austere in comparison with what had grown up around it.
• Austere exterior he was understanding and had a great sense of humor.
• The rather austere décor was softened by early evening candle light.
• The effect seems austere, then revelatory, succinct in its hints or physical signals.
• Austere in some ways, aloof in others.
• Austere beauty.
• This was doubtless much more to the prevailing, somewhat austere, neoclassical taste.
• Their house, known as the court house, looks very austere with square headed, lead lined, stone mullioned windows.
• Austere landscape was the loud, piercing song of the moorland birds.
• Clare wanted to keep a slightly austere working-class look to the house.
• He brings to life barrie's idea that society has become far too austere, and no longer believes in the fantastical.
• Austere neoclassical style typical of the italian riviera.
• The authority of the parents was too austere: such parents cannot easily give love to their children.
• Taken with the cinematography, haunting soundtrack and stunning landscapes, the film has am austere, otherworldly air.
• Austere, emotionless public figure you know in britain.
• At best they fit a very austere conception of what it is to be human.
• Lower impact and a smaller environmental footprint doesn't mean austere.
• Austere environments.
• Fixtures and fittings are a little austere, but carefully designed.

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