Sentence examples for stark clarity from inspiring English sources

Segovia had been expelled from school in the fifth grade, but he wrote with stark clarity.

But it played out against the backdrop of the Biafran war, with a stark clarity that automatically gave it gravitas.

Berners-Lee and Clark (and also Bill McKibben in a lucid foreword) explain the maths with stark clarity.

Those garish colors, that craziness and freedom, that painfully stark clarity about what was important and what was not.

In the course of 100 minutes, Piper registers every phase of the character's mounting despair with stark clarity.

LAHORE, PAKISTAN — The cold-blooded murder this week of Salman Taseer, the governor of Punjab Province, answers a few questions with stark clarity, just as it raises others.

I am afraid of the stark truths that come with complete and utter clarity.

Written in broken English but with perfect clarity, the message is a stark and plaintive assessment from one of the last Jews of Babylon.

They still have the power to stir with their stark visual clarity.

The point is one of a stark historical clarity: the rarity of stylistic change over the course of a jazz musician's career.

He did some time in Catholic school, and his writing bears traces of the church's stark moral clarity, most notable in his impatience with postmodern or queer theorizing or anything that might overturn the centrality of the stable nuclear family.