Sentence examples for a stark line from inspiring English sources

Jefferson drew a stark line between his views on government debt and Hamilton's.

In real melodrama, there's a stark line between villains and innocents.

It would eliminate the "ambiguity" of previous strategies, drawing a stark line between conventional and nuclear wars.

PRODUCER -- Arthur Finkelstein ON THE SCREEN -- The 30-second ad opens with a stark line drawing of the proposed Jets stadium on a grim, gray background, which establishes an unrelenting mood of foreboding.

The physicist's remarks draw a stark line between the use of God as a metaphor and the belief in an omniscient creator whose hands guide the workings of the cosmos.

In a speech setting out his worldview, Senator John McCain reiterated his opposition to withdrawing troops from Iraq at this time, and drew a stark line between his presidential candidacy and the Democrats' ideas.

If the dog is badly affected, you will be able to observe a stark contrast or a clear line of demarcation between damaged and healthy tissue.

The Tesla assembly line is a stark contrast, brilliantly lighted.

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.

"So there's a pretty stark line that's been drawn and the president-elect will have to determine who he's going to believe," Earnest said.

The lobby is all stark lines, with hardwood floors, black and tan furniture and, inexplicably, bowls of green apples everywhere.