Sentence examples for draw a stark from inspiring English sources

The company's failure would draw a stark dividing line through the new financial landscape.

Mr. Edwards, scrambling to keep his candidacy alive, tried to draw a stark contrast between his record and Mr. Kerry's.

With Mr. Santorum unable to draw a stark contrast between himself and his opponent, as he is doing now with Mr. Romney, the Senate race became a referendum — on him.

But Democrats who are lobbying for a vote say it could draw a stark contrast between the two parties by highlighting the potential willingness of Republicans to block tax relief for most Americans while insisting tax breaks for the rich.

The speakers gave full-throated, bare-fanged defenses of Barack Obama — rattling off hours of his accomplishments — and they used that record to draw a stark distinction with the plans of Mitt Romney, whom they attacked with unfettered ferocity.

Already on the defensive for not mentioning Afghanistan in his convention speech and losing some ground in recent polls, Mr. Romney saw an opportunity to draw a stark contrast.

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

"President Clinton drew a stark contrast between himself and President Obama tonight," said Ryan Williams, a campaign spokesman.

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

"My hope was to evoke film noir, its deep blacks and blank whites drawing a stark moral universe.

Another artist drew a stark and angular seaside street, where a solitary figure peered into the vast and empty sea.