Examples of 'more austere' in a sentence
Meaning of "more austere"
more austere: describing a stricter or harsher approach or set of guidelines
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Time and to pursue a more austere lifestyle.
But as they become more established they become more austere.
By force we have to be more austere in expenses.
Sultan Qaboos cut a fashionable figure in a region whose leaders are known for a more austere attire.
These valleys are of a more austere and savage character.
I know of no school more moral or more austere.
The finish is a bit more austere but remains elegant.
I expected something a little more austere.
We keep a more austere church.
Her childhood was even more austere.
We are more austere writers now.
I thought hospices were more austere.
We must have a much more austere attitude to public expenditure.
The apostle preaches repentance and a more austere life.
This room more austere and surely more ancient is.
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This should result in the development of a more austere way of life.
Compare it to the more austere but real movement on the left.
But as they become more established they become more austere in their tastes.
The groom is usually more austere and spend less on his suit and accessories.
The composition draws on an aesthetic somewhere between collage and a more austere expression.
Scotland was heading in a more austere direction than that.
The typical man 's costume is much simpler and more austere.
Working dogs are bred to be more austere than calmer show lines.
A front extension continues the theme of the colonnade, but in a more austere manner.
A stark staircase design gives a more austere aesthetic, often a hallmark of industrial looks.
Essential to this aim are a very flexible labor market and a much more austere public sector.
This is a more austere budget, in line with what the Commission and Council requested.
The two colourful biographies were then followed by a more austere concluding synkrisis or comparison.
Influenced by Rubens at the beginning of his career, his style later became more austere.
The later re-working simplified this, making it more austere and more purely classical.
I felt the more austere the life, the sooner I would achieve the contemplative life I sought.
The palace was built in a renaissance style and later reconstructed in a more austere Baroque style.
The actress must also deal with a more austere planet, Saturn, conjunct her Midheaven.
Traditionally, Maharashtrians have considered their food to be more austere than others.
And in England Father Christmas, a more austere and thinner version of Santa Claus, brings gifts.
The Spanish consumer is more austere.
The more austere specification led to the car being lighter than a GTI-6.
But when he was younger, he had more austere ambitions.
Under Alberic, the Rule of Benedict was made even more austere.
To this end, living conditions are considered more austere here than other service academies.
Augustine, however, had chosen a course which, though perhaps no less demanding, was certainly more austere.
It moves along with no less splendour, but with a more austere deliberation.
Nevertheless, his brow was armed with a severity more austere than ever.
Although it is colder than Montréal, Toronto seems more austere at first glance.
Less cold than Montréal, Toronto seems more austere at first glance.
But Greece, Ireland, Portugal and Spain have been far more austere than the norm.
The third was the shift in the developed world after 2010 to a more austere fiscal policy.
Bucharest, in Romania, has come a long way from its more austere days.
Science, unfortunately, at the risk of becoming sad with pedantry, has more austere requirements ” Idem, p.
It 's about 11 AM when Mombasa train station appears, looking even more austere than Nairobi 's.
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