Sentence examples for stark questions from inspiring English sources

Rather than offering yet another narrative, Mr Ferguson poses a series of stark questions about the conflict.

These were just two of many stark questions spectators asked themselves as they followed the proceedings of the tribunal.

And Central Park at dawn looks starkly divided between nighttime and morning, because this book is also about stark questions of right and wrong.

The files raise stark questions about how information is reported on Nauru, one of Australia's two offshore detention centres for asylum seekers who arrive by boat.

In terms of both antitrust and telecommunications policies, the federal reviews pose stark questions about the logic of a regulatory regime that treats cable companies differently than it does telephone companies.

A great many criminal cases and most sentencing decisions, after all, don't involve stark questions about innocence; instead, they require us to determine degrees of guilt and consider mitigating factors, like youth or retardation.

And written across the bottom of the photograph is a simple, stark question.

His turnabout raised a stark question for those he left behind.

Twelve hours later, he presented Americans with an equally stark question: do you want a constitutional ban on gay marriage?

The title of a recent Underground Resistance track posed the stark question: Has God Left This City?

Those declines, analysts said, left investors with a stark question: Where else could you put your money to earn a decent return?