Sentence examples for stark remarks from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bush's starkest remarks, however, focused on the seven governments he lumped together as a group of unfriendly states, similar to how he once famously linked Iran, Iraq and North Korea as an "axis of evil".
"At that concert in Kassel, he interpreted the Mahler songs in a manner that impressed me so very much," Dr. Stark-Voit remarked.
Last week, in the immediate fallout from his remarks, Mr. Stark did not exactly apologize.
Comments attributed to Kumykov and published in morning newspapers were in stark contrast to his remarks on his squad's arrival at Glasgow Airport.
Ginsburg has a long track record of making sometimes outspoken public remarks, in stark contrast to most of her colleagues.
The remarks are in stark contrast to those made when she was appointed to the job last year by the education secretary, Michael Gove.
The physicist's remarks draw a stark line between the use of God as a metaphor and the belief in an omniscient creator whose hands guide the workings of the cosmos.
Groening's remarks come in stark contrast to Apu voice actor Hank Azaria's thoughtful comments on The Late Show recently, when Azaria acknowledged that it was important "to listen to Indian people and their experience with it" and said he'd be "perfectly willing to step aside" and hand the role to a South Asian actor.
Groening's remarks come in stark contrast to Apu voice actor Hank Azari's thoughtful comments on The Late Show recently, when Azari acknowledged that it was important "to listen to Indian people and their experience with it" and said he'd be "perfectly willing to step aside" and hand the role to a South Asian actor.
Campaigning in Sarasota, Fla., Mr. Romney described the president's remark as a stark admission of political failure and futility.
