Rendered in such stark terms, the preferences of the American reading public – dead and injured bodies: hell, yes; other types of bodies: thank you, no – can seem overwhelmingly bleak.
While in Manchester, General Benjamin Lincoln, whose promotion in preference to Stark had been the cause for Stark's resignation from the Continental Army, attempted to assert Army authority over Stark and his men.
In the majority of cases a CSBA was preferred over a TBA to assist the birth at home, a stark contrast to the preference of women in 2005 at which time TBAs were nearly exclusively the birth attendant of preference.
Previously grainy and dark, the show suddenly adopted the airless high-definition picture and preference for stark whites that were prevalent in British television at the time (2003).
In its heedless affront to bourgeois sensibilities, the relationship of Stravinsky and Chanel mirrors the revolutionary spirit of "The Rite of Spring," as does Chanel's preference for stark black-and-white.
They get a special place of shame in my underwear drawer, too, which is ranked in descending preference order in stark contrast to the chaos of the rest of my drawers, or, indeed, life.
Upon factoring out oligonucleotide composition and phylogenetic inertia, the residual AAC is poorly predictive of the microbes' ecological preferences, in stark contrast with the original AAC.
In particular, reported masculinity preferences have been highly inconsistent across participants and methodologies – in stark contrast to men's reliable preferences for facial femininity in women [9], [20], [28] [30].
Would Vicki's preference for Dennis drive Sharon stark staring mad?
Several men were interviewed to replace Stark, but Gaudelli said that his preference was to hire a woman.
