Sentence examples for stark depictions from inspiring English sources

The resulting images were primarily stark depictions of nature in the American West, presenting photographic reality as art, unadorned.

In addition to their stark depictions of the aftermath of the bombing, the final parts graphically illustrate atrocities committed by the former Japanese army, such as beheadings.

The gore — a meatpacker supplied animal guts for the human viscera — was shocking for its time, and fed the film's notoriety, as did stark depictions of fratricide and parricide.

Mr. Sollors's book includes stark depictions of virulent prejudice and thwarted interracial love by late-19th- and 20th-century writers both black and white, including Guy de Maupassant, Kate Chopin, Jean Toomer and Langston Hughes.

It's a stark depiction, no matter where one's little red "x" lands.

Jane's family, in the meantime, found it unseemly in its stark depiction of lesbianism.

The resulting images reveal a stark depiction of how climate change has taken its toll on the glaciated landscape.

The first of a new breed of realistic westerns, it angered many with its stark depiction of mob rule.

Here he delivers another searing tour de force in O'Neill's stark depiction of a man's psychic disintegration.

D1 OBITUARIES A16-17 John McGahern A writer whose stark depiction of repressive rural Ireland made him one of his country's most acclaimed authors, he was 71.

UK's trade directed to slow-growing economies Photograph: /IMF The second chart is a stark depiction of the UK's desperate performance in exports in general.