Sentence examples for somewhat stark from inspiring English sources
No doubt House, like her father, tends to see the world in somewhat stark terms.
Somewhat stark beige rooms come with space heaters and blackout curtains for midnight sun.
Sometimes, we like our surroundings and ourselves to look somewhat stark, severe and gritty – realistic, in other words.
Still, despite that warrior in full regalia, a wall-size mural of Roman ruins and framed architectural prints, the new Sayville restaurant has a somewhat stark look.
He had a gray beard and a somewhat stark, feral intensity; as he spoke, he put one leg, but not the other, on his desk.
A 10-year restoration project brought free-standing tubs and king-size beds to a building that still feels somewhat stark, with long corridors that wind past massive iron relics of the industrial age.
After years of vast, architectural sculptures - towers, walls, horns, boxes, even a model of the sun - the eighth installation to occupy Tate Modern's Turbine Hall is somewhat starker.
It is a fairly stark, somewhat surprising admission from Sir Peter Blake, sleeve designer of The Beatles' 1967 albumSgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.
The numbers are pretty stark.
Bill Singer, a securities attorney and shareholder at the firm Stark & Stark, says the changes in the Dow over 20 years seem somewhat ominous, as America moves further away from actual industrial production into services and goods.
It appears that Aniston was initially somewhat miffed by Stark's line of questioning but eventually got on board with it and taking on the role of the interviewer.
