Sentence examples for less starkly from inspiring English sources

Or, to put it less starkly, a farcical defense of transcendent moral values.

The 2014 vintage is perhaps less starkly differentiated, but raises a similar question.

The commemoration of the veteran — the survivor who did not fall on the field of war — is less starkly defined.

AMD's 48xx series has been the only choice for a while, but the latest products from AMD and NVIDIA are a little less starkly separated.

Australia's eligibility rules are starkly less protectionist than England's "stay put or you're out" approach shared by the Aviva Premiership clubs and the Rugby Football Union.

And the overall consensus seemed to be that the fashions at the Games, while far from setting any benchmarks for style, were starkly less awful than in the past, and more connected to the world outside the ice rink than at many Games in recent memory.

They also believe that the parliament takes itself less seriously today, "starkly evident" in the declining number of days it is in session - the number of sittings has declined by about a third since 1950s.

However, they are generally accepted in public with starkly less maintenance.

Far from placing Wilder in his pantheon of the greatest directors, Sarris quarantined him within his starkly named Less Than Meets The Eye section, alongside other figures of contestable quality such as John Huston, Lewis Milestone and Fred Zinnemann.

His assertion contrasted starkly with a statement less than 24 hours earlier by Brig.

This had always seemed fundamental to Trump's appeal, but people had been less likely to express it so starkly before he entered office.