Sentence examples for a stark instance from inspiring English sources
Recently, on a train in Portland, Oregon, a man's anti-Muslim tirade against two teen-age girls ended when he stabbed three men, killing two, who tried to defend them — a stark instance of violence directly following hateful words.
In a phone interview, Ms. Barron said she had decided to write and distribute the letter to call attention to "a very stark instance" of the lawmakers not following the law.
Greece provides a stark example.
Today's trading was a stark illustration.
Pando's map of the United States shows a starker picture, for instance, revealing that most states average below 4Mbps, even though many cable providers in those states as well as some fibre providers shift data at far higher average rates.
"Art History," for instance, is a stark collection of scenes at and around a film set; its startlingly practical sex scenes that are choreographed by the onscreen director and its pared-down image repertory and elliptical storytelling have little to do with the rounded and dialogue-heavy dramatic realism of Bergman's early works.
There are moments, however, when ironies cancel each other out, and we're left with a stark truth — at its most basic, this is an instance in which a white director holds an obsequious black slave up for ridicule.
Here, the quick, gestural, Reginald Marsh-line lise is a stark contrast to the highly defined forms of his football series, which in this instance adds tension to the scene.
This creates a stark dilemma.
Germans face a "stark" choice.
