Sentence examples for Very starkly from inspiring English sources

It is stupid and shows me very starkly how unprepared I am to be dating at the moment.

"It's from this very starkly beautiful place, the Hemel-en-Aarde valley, that has been continuously inhabited for over a million years," Mr. McInerney said.

It's going to be very difficult to turn it around, and the report does make the point very starkly that the 2 degree target is not going to be avoided if we just keep doing what we are doing.

"There's a very starkly different approach to prescription drug use that may harm children," Roberts said.

"We'll go after them very starkly and in a way that draws emotion.

President Eisenhower put the point about the opportunity costs of defense spending very starkly long ago, when still a general: "every gun that is made," he said, "every warship launched, every rocket fired, signifies, in the final sense, a theft from those who hunger and are cold and are not clothed".

"The security situation has changed very quickly and starkly, and we only need a simple army for our country," he said.

And in so far as either side has solutions to offer (which is sadly not very far), these are starkly different, too.

Put more starkly, there are very few working-class people on TV comedies anymore, and when they are portrayed it is mostly on animated shows, like the nineties holdover "The Simpsons" and the new Bill Burr show on Netflix, "F is for Family".

This flashback involves a spoken monologue delivered with the lights dimmed low and the cast standing starkly still, a very different approach from their almost constant motion and choreographed gestures.

Both model species feature very similar ecologies but differ starkly in their life histories: the silvery mole-rat is solitary while the giant mole-rat is a social cooperative breeder.