What Leopold Amery denounced as Churchill's "Hitler-like attitude" to India manifested itself most starkly during a famine, caused by a combination of war and mismanagement, that claimed between one and two million lives in Bengal in 1943.
Mr. Bloomberg has also adopted a new management style at City Hall, evidenced perhaps most starkly in a decision, disclosed by city officials last night, to abolish the Vacancy Control Board, a panel that Mr. Giuliani used to exercise tight control over hiring by all city agencies.
Most starkly, in a landmark 2008 case, much-wanted twins born to a British couple were left stateless and parentless in Ukraine (and at risk of being placed in a Ukrainian orphanage) because neither Ukrainian nor British law recognised its own citizens as the parents.
They are however, the group where these changes show up most starkly, because a digital world is all they have ever known.
Among them, most starkly, was a 9-year-old boy in the most severe stage of tetanus -- every muscle in his body was locked in spasm, the sides of his face pointed upward in a grimaced smile -- "risus sardonicus," as it's known in pediatric textbooks.
This failure was most starkly demonstrated in a heartbreaking way throughout the EU referendum.
The changes were most starkly evident in a roster of the country's fastest growing larger counties between 1990 to 1997.
Most starkly, he photographed a smoky factory at the spot where the bomb was dropped, rebuilt against the jagged silhouette of a palm tree that cleaves the image, like a rip or scar.
Nevada is one state where Trump's theory of the race will be most starkly tested; while an outsize share of his key "less educated whites" demographic reside there, it is also part of the "Mormon corridor," a swath of the western United States inhabited by members of the the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
But the rhetoric that stands out most starkly to me as a survivor of an adolescent rape are arguments like that of former White House press secretary Ari Fleischer, who said on Fox News, "How much in society should any of us be held liable today when we lived a good life, an upstanding life by all accounts, and then something that maybe is an arguable issue took place in high school?
