Sentence examples for stark opponent from inspiring English sources

Today, Anouzla -- a secular-leaning stark opponent of terrorism -- now sits in a Moroccan jail alongside actual convicted terrorists, facing the prospect of remaining there for up to six years.

Mr. Stark is an opponent of the bank's purchases of bonds from ailing countries to hold down their borrowing costs, and many Germans share his concerns.

a) He can see Russian Hill from his house b) San Francisco Chronicle conservative columnist Debra J. Saunders gave money to Stark's Democratic opponent c) A male colleague was "a little wimp" and "a fruitcake" d) An African-American colleague fathered all of his children "out of wedlock".

It's always easier to cast an opponent in stark, caricatured terms.

His civil-rights achievements stand in stark relief to his opponent's racist statements.

His plan is to hit the cover off the ball, to dominate his opponent with stark, unfettered power, to gamble on every point.

But her sins pale beside the stark charges against her opponent.

Her first book, It Takes a Village: And Other Lessons Children Teach Us (1996), described her views on child rearing and prompted accolades from supporters and stark criticism from her opponents.

Benítez sensibly elected for patience against a side renowned for its ability on the counter-attack and, in stark contrast to their opponents, Liverpool gradually began to find space in the Benfica defence to exploit.

Their winless run against Germany continues and, with a World Cup less than eight months away, this emphatic defeat provided a stark reality check against opponents who continue to flourish on the big stage.

Their opponents, in stark contrast, went into the clash having gathered only two points in the campaign.