Sentence examples for stark described from inspiring English sources
His own sculpture collection, much of which somehow wound up at the rival J. Paul Getty Museum (nothing was ever simple), included a nude that Mr. Stark described as having the best derriere in town.
In a recent alumni newsletter, Mr. Stark described how in the 33 years since he had arrived at the school, it had gone from an institution where the students were almost all white and lived in the Bronx to one where more than 50percentt come from Queens, 36percentt are white, 10percentt black, 9percentt Hispanic and 45percentt Asian.
When the fighting broke out around 3 00 PM the German position was immediately surrounded by gunfire, which Stark described as "the hottest engagement I have ever witnessed, resembling a continual clap of thunder".
In an article written for the Minneapolis Star Tribune, Stark describes one disturbing anecdote of an Anishinaabe woman who had just left a shelter after being beaten by her pimp – who was a wealthy, white family man.
In an article written for the Duluth Star Tribune, Stark describes one disturbing anecdote of an Anishinaabe woman who had just left a shelter after being beaten by her pimp who was a wealthy, white family man.
This may be called an internal resonance Stark effect and is analogous to the external resonance Stark effect described by Treynor and Boxer (26).
An intense vulnerability, shot through with fragments of Kennedy's dark humour, characterises the many stark encounters described in the book, provoking a queasy sense of drama even when the details of a particular situation remain unclear.
Stark, 58, described the post as "a good job in Scottish football".
(Stark Effect) The Stark Hamiltonian describes the Hydrogen atom in an electric field.
As is the case in the single-stage Rydberg-Stark decelerators described above [120], the acceleration of the continuously moving electric-field minima in these surface-electrode decelerators affects the potential energy distribution in which the trapped Rydberg atoms move.
(Stark sheepishly describes one of his dates as a "hyphenate," too: she's a personal trainer certified nutritionist).
