austerely

"You have to find a home and a job," he said austerely.

Not, he reminded himself austerely, that it was any of his business.

It is austerely beautiful, like most everything else in these lovely shows.

"I shall be away for three days," he told her austerely.

"I'll be the best judge of that," she told him austerely.

It was a small, rather austerely furnished room, but comfortable.

A young woman stood at the door of an austerely furnished office/conference room.

It was like the sixties all over again, in a new, more austerely intellectual key.

It is hard to picture Jackson, let alone his three young children, living in this austerely adult home.

My values have developed living this certain kind of way, living quite austerely.

"I'm just passing on the impression I got," he said austerely.

"I wasn't going out this evening," she told him austerely.

The chamber was so austerely furnished as to feel spacious.

With this I bowed austerely and left the party.

While there, the dowager queen and her two children lived austerely.

However he lived austerely and practiced meditation till his last days.

The windows were austerely placed so as to carry out the feeling of ex.

On the far side of the table, the fish stared austerely at the ceiling, ignoring everything.

"It seems to me," I said austerely, "that you've had quite enough."

A gallery of sculpture teaches more austerely the same lesson.

"Jim was wrong to tell you that," said Avalon, austerely.

She sat back on her heels to laugh up into Celia's austerely beautiful face.

"It is a reasonable requirement," said the presiding judge austerely.

Austerely polite, he bowed and went on his way.

"That makes no difference to us, sir," said Avalon austerely.