Sentence examples for a stark response from inspiring English sources

Even by Tony Blair's demotic standards, it was a stark response to last month's bombings in London.

Bokaer turned, too, but in a more violent way, whipping one clenched fist around him as he spun up the diagonal, a stark response to this alien invasion.

Thus Mounier's idea of the Christian as the watchful athlete engaged in spiritual combat provided a stark response to Nietzsche's criticism of Christianity as a religion of the weak.

This stark response might help to explain why, despite an increasingly diverse intake of students, the leadership of independent schools remains stubbornly white.

The author agrees with DARA (2010) and Wilson (2010) that both earthquakes provide a stark comparison of response after natural disasters in the same country.

Why such a stark contrast in response rates?

Hopkins' article has been met with positive responses online – a stark contrast to the usual reception reserved for her often-controversial and always outspoken opinions.

Figure 14 shows a stark contrast between the responses of the graphene/palladium nanoparticle composites to H2, NO2, and humidity and those of pristine graphene.

When one of the interviewers approaches a local minister to talk about the case, his harsh response has a stark honesty.

Sandra Horley, Refuge's chief executive, said: "HMIC has come to a stark conclusion that the police response to domestic violence is not good enough.

The president's response illustrates a stark double standard that emerges over and over and over again after violent attacks on American soil: When violence is propagated by white men with guns, the attackers are called "lone wolves" and critics are warned not to "politicize" the attack by making claims about the need for better gun control laws.