Sentence examples for most stark example from inspiring English sources

"Perhaps the most stark example is [unnamed witness].

The most stark example of that, he says, "is the warlord – this sort of evil benevolent lord.

The Warplanes High Technology For Big Bombers The most stark example of the new flexibility was the B-52.

But the 42-21 loss was perhaps the season's most stark example of Maryland's reliance on its running game.

"The most stark example was when the commissioner of correctional services himself testified in the trial," says Phelps.

The most stark example is the recent controversy over Fairtrade and the payment of a living wage to coffee workers on smallholder farms in Ethiopia and Uganda.

Cities offer some of the most stark examples of what can happen when lack of long-term vision is missing from political leadership.

Perhaps the most stark examples of this difference is the General Mining Law of 1872 which does not require the multinational, private companies that mine gold, silver, copper and other hardrock minerals on federal lands to pay the American people a royalty.

"Being on the border, and looking at this wall, it's one of the most stark and obvious examples you can see of sin where's it's just this very trivial separation of people from one another".

'Being on the border, and looking at this wall, it's one of the most stark and obvious examples you can see of sin where's it's just this very trivial separation of people from one another'.

Kentucky, one of the states struggling most with obesity, provides a stark example: obesity rates have increased 90percenttherere in the last 15 years and 21percentt of their children are considered obese.