Sentence examples for stark refused from inspiring English sources

Stark refused, stating that he was solely responsible to the New Hampshire authorities.

A woman at the school who bore a stark resemblance to her refused to identify herself or comment on the matter.

Projects on the ground are faced with a stark choice – to refuse US funding or to take the funding and to end abortion advice.

But the disconnect between the report's recommendations and reality was only made starker as senior government figures refused to guarantee the rights of the 3 million EU citizens in the UK, further fuelling fears that have arisen since 23 June.

English Heritage had refused to list the pub for protection, apparently accepting Stark's view of the flawed architectural character of the building.

Mr. Levy refused to appoint the administrator, William J. Stark, even though Mr. Stark was the unanimous choice of a search committee of parents, students, alumni, faculty members and union representatives.

The stark white backgrounds, meanwhile, refuse to provide any clues as to how to read these absences and displacements.

In the course of informal encounters, it was not even unusual to hear the people who are most hostile to our studies describing with relish the details of this stark reality which they refuse to allow to be quoted in public.

It is in stark contrast to what's happening in the UK, where VW has so far refused goodwill payments, and the government has been accused by MPs of failing to tackle the company.

He was frustrated when Chess refused to mess with a winning formula and insisted that he keep making stark guitar-and-bass records like Rollin Stone, a one-chord chant that was archaic even by the standards of rural Mississippi.

Joyce's approach was in stark contrast to Warren Truss's campaigning in Indi before he retired as leader when he refused to nominate which Coalition candidate he would back.