Sentence examples for for stark reading from inspiring English sources

The numbers make for stark reading.

The Welsh government's analysis of the financial impact of welfare reform makes for stark reading.

The survey, conducted by a rightwing thinktank headed by a political ally of the Israeli prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, makes for stark reading, contradicting previous polls showing up to 60% of Israelis in favour of a two-state solution.

Kennedy set out to find out what was going on beneath the surface, to measure what is not happening, rather than what is; and while In Battalions is only a snapshot, it makes for stark reading.

Prof Martin Lombard, national clinical director for liver disease, said: "This report makes for stark reading about the needs of people dying with liver disease.

The report makes stark reading for the police, as the sheer scale of the rehiring of retired officers is revealed for the first time.

But what works best here works gorgeously: "So Far Away," and a stealthily creeping "I Only Have Eyes for You," and especially the stark reading of Paul Simon's "American Tune" that now stands as one of Mr. Elling's purest and most restrained performances.

The report is stark reading, she said.

It was a watershed moment for Stark and her colleagues.

For Stark, centralized control is a threat to freedom.

"She was sitting there stark naked, reading the New York Times," said Biff.