Sentence examples for stark delineation from inspiring English sources
MacLeod's police procedural is a wise indictment of fundamentalism of all kinds and a stark delineation of how belief systems can corrupt, as well as being an incisive character study of a man coming to terms with the brutalities of his past.
Now, suddenly, in her excellent new novel, "Visitors," she has thrown off all extraneous accumulations in character and story, giving us the starkest delineation yet of her particular pessimism, still in that same beguiling, finely shaded prose.
"While art often imitates life, and vice-versa, there is a stark line of delineation between reality and entertainment".
He added, "While art often imitates life, and vice-versa, there is a stark line of delineation between reality and entertainment".
In many of his pictures, everything has been eliminated but the model, who stands out in sharp outline against an absolutely blank white background; moreover, his portraits are notable for an almost microscopic delineation of human character that reveals a stark concentration on personality.
Gray DB, Hollingsworth HH, Stark SL, Morgan KA.
Framing and the delineation of vision reign.
Morgan Stanley Dean Witter has a clear delineation of responsibility.
