Sentence examples for stark point from inspiring English sources

But I come back to a simple, stark point.

Then he makes his final, stark point, one with which, you suspect, even Creon wouldn't argue: AGAMEMNON: You will make us appear cowards this day.

In his mandarin-esque way, he was making a stark point: there are bigger things at stake here.Busted Six days to go and Labour's prospective MP for Wellingborough, Richard Garvie, has been suspended from the party after being convicted of fraud, after buying £900 worth of train tickets using a bank account that was no longer active.

But at a stark point in the rock record, the fossils disappeared.

Stark points to a study by Musiksverige (Music Sweden), an industry association, that found music piracy in Sweden fell significantly after the introduction of Spotify, a streaming music service.

Ms. Stark pointed out that while it would be unusual for a Class 1 property owner to be "overassessed" -- mainly because of the state-mandated cap on assessment increases -- it is possible for the estimated market value to be higher than the actual market value of the property.

Two stark points stood out: firstly, the number of households made homeless due to private rental terminations had leapt from 925 a year in 2010 to 5,960 in 2014; secondly, that interest-only mortgages, the type often used by buy-to-let landlords, cost far less than privately renting or paying back a standard mortgage.

Stark points out that characters like the Deferential Wife have deeply socially (patriarchally) constituted identities that are often incompatible with a conception of themselves as persons (1997, 76 77).

"The agreement that the home nations have is that we don't use the residency rule and, instead, we have introduced the five-year schooling requirement," Stark pointed out.

"It's a good thing that you can look at a lot of ballots," Stark points out, "but it doesn't answer the right question.

His maps where hotter colours imply more trouble also make a starker point.