Sentence examples for stark reasoning from inspiring English sources

In a followup piece, Luke Jennings countered Goldhill's and Marsh's stark reasoning for this imbalance, that "classical ballet celebrates pale princesses and fair swans," with a defense of ballet bigwigs.

The dissent also points to the "stark parallels between the reasoning of this case and that of Korematsu v. United States," the case in which the Supreme Court upheld internment of Japanese-Americans during World War II.

If Mr. Bush sees the world in too-stark terms, it's because nuanced reasoning isn't easy for children.

The death of Pat Summitt on Tuesday is a stark reminder of the folly of this reasoning.

Ethnographers travelling the African continent in the 18th century labelled all elements of sexual exchange that they encountered as prostitution [ 1, 2, 13] in stark opposition to the informants' own definitions and reasoning about their behaviour [ 1].

The stark exterior purposely evokes feelings of detention and oppression, and sets the scene for a dense journey through the reasoning, justification, practicalities, absurdities and struggle of the 45-year Apartheid era.

Stark shadows.

Good reasoning.

The reasoning?

His reasoning?

My reasoning?