Sentence examples for stark about from inspiring English sources

She asked Stark about his experiences of going to a strip club in Prague to which he replied: 'It was good.

F. Carlisle Towery, president of development corporation, acknowledged that he has been speaking to Ms. Stark about parting with the meat-processing plant.

The numbers on the PROP pamphlet are stark: about eighty-one per cent of the 7.3 million people who were charged with summons violations between 2001 and 2013 were black or Hispanic.

Mr. Weber, who until his resignation had been the front-runner to succeed Mr. Trichet, was displeased along with Mr. Stark about the bank's foray into bond markets, which he argued was an improper involvement in member nations' fiscal policies.

As Pete Hamill writes in his foreword, "There is something stark about his position at the turn of the century: Gallo is one of the last sports cartoonists in the United States, the country that invented the form".

What first seems stark about the main dining room -- exposed concrete walls, a muted palette of gray, palest pink and white -- proves a flattering backdrop for the well-heeled Minneapolitans dining at this swank, modern Italian restaurant.

Opinions have varied on this, with some folks thinking it suggests a stark about-face for Microsoft, others thinking it's simply a marketing ploy to sell more licenses for their Hyper-V virtualization solution.

This, however, would be a stark about-face of U.S. policy.

Both events provide stark lessons about risks, and about how badly markets and societies can manage them.

That's sobering news about North Korea and a stark lesson about how the world is dealing with a would-be nuclear threat.

Yet the session quickly became less about stark differences than about shared interests and enthusiasm.