Sentence examples for a stark difference from from inspiring English sources

This was a stark difference from a year ago, when Ortiz lurched into May batting under.200, driving in scant runs and constructing an imaginary moat between him and the inquiring world.

The scheme's intake now comprises 60% women – a "stark difference" from the industry at large.

Mr. Gomes added: "The life that Davon lives in the Bronx is such a stark difference from ours.

"It's quite a stark difference from 12 months ago and it's hard to believe in some ways.

Clear skies and 80-degree temperatures, a stark difference from Saturday, made cleanup bearable for most storm victims.

Second, Brown has been able to make the tax and benefit system more progressive, a stark difference from the consistently regressive trend between 1979 and 1997.

Unfortunately, the account of the experience of victims in relation to the then Verona Fathers reflects a stark difference of attitude from that of Pope Francis.

Last month a study from Pew Research Centre found a stark difference of opinion between women and men about whether or not sexism still exists.

New data released Thursday from the Bureau of Justice Statistics shows a stark difference in how white and black inmates are dying in the nation's prisons and jails.

While nearly half of New Orleans inhabitants say the city has mostly recovered from the storm, there is a stark difference between white and black residents' views.  .

But, there's a stark difference: The limp, battered body of a crucified Christ emerges from the labial folds of the robe worn by God.