Sentence examples for Stark truth from inspiring English sources

But he said part of his method of coping has been facing the stark truth.

"In the last fortnight we have seen the stark truth about Fifa.

The poem marries perception of age with stark truth: "Well, / We shall find out".

If charities can't fundraise the stark truth is that they will cease to exist.

Realism means facing the stark truth, that the terrorist will stop at nothing, absolutely nothing.

Henry, never a man for prissy words when the stark truth will do, said bluntly: "There are no excuses.

The stark truth is that cutting funding for energy efficiency will condemn people to death this winter".

The stark truth about managing our money these days is that we are mostly on our own.

The [NHS] plan reinforces a simple, stark truth: that you get what you pay for," said Hopson.

Even with the jovial atmosphere developing, Ms. Myers did not hold back in revealing the stark truth about her life.

The Cowell movie is now a contemporary phenomenon and the stark truth is: by the third one, we know whether it's going to work.