Sentence examples for a stark portrait from inspiring English sources

You describe it as "a stark portrait of where we are now".

Mr. Polidori also photographed Control Room 4, which was incinerated -- a stark portrait of a burn victim.

Although government agencies weren't able to provide figures for the total number of foreigners in India, the Ministry of Home Affairs offered numbers that paint a stark portrait.

It was followed by Naked (1993), a stark portrait of a disaffected loner that earned Leigh the best director prize at the Cannes film festival.

Hotel Rwanda is a muscular, harrowing picture; a stark portrait of an everyday man in a world run out of control.

Crack has changed the black streets of Los Angeles beyond recognition, and the NWA rap Dopeman is a stark portrait of the kind of behaviour crack induces.

Still, interviews with current and former Disney executives paint a relatively stark portrait of responsibility, starting with Mr. Stanton and extending to studio managers — many of them inexperienced in their jobs — who gave him creative carte blanche.

In expanding it into a book Mr. Sheff added some of the warm, fuzzy dailiness of family life to an otherwise stark portrait (both "Beautiful Boy" and "Tweak" describe rituals like carpooling), and, inevitably, he lost some certitude.

They were married in August of 1912, and the following year he published "The Village in the Jungle," an engrossing and stark portrait of a tiny Sinhalese compound, and of how a family and the village are destroyed.

Barry Feinstein, a photographer who chronicled the lives of seminal rock 'n' roll stars of the 1960s, and who was perhaps best known for the stark portrait of Bob Dylan on the cover of the 1964 album "The Times They Are A-Changin'," died on Thursday in a hospital near his home in Woodstock, N.Y.

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