Sentence examples for stark separation from inspiring English sources

Money alone -- who has it and who doesn't -- cannot explain this stark separation.

She said she "had not received enough information as to whether the disruption from the shelter residents was bad enough to warrant such a stark separation from the residential neighborhood".

Following Locke, the founders established as a central element of the new American order a stark separation of church and state, ensuring that no single religion could use political means to enforce its own orthodoxies.

"Before welfare reform, you had, in the minds of most Americans, a stark separation between the deserving working poor and the undeserving welfare poor," Mr. Obama said in an interview.

The coverage has been splashy, but Mr. Giuliani ignores the reality that for elective officials in this country, there is no such stark separation between their personal and public lives.

Her trips to the Middle East with her family were sometimes a jumble of confusion, she says, with the smell of open sewage in Gaza, the stark separation of the sexes, the food and the language that seemed to have nothing to do with her cushy Upper West Side life.

It is a stark physical separation.

But they say this change also reflects a fundamental rethinking of a child's departure for freshman year as the stark marker of separation and independence.

Besides providing additional financial security to insecure workers, the system also overcomes stark differences in separation costs.

This separation is stark, with no explicit provision made for fine gradations of merit or guilt.

One of the main exhibits will be a table holding a miniature church, a miniature mosque and symbols from other religions including Judaism and Buddhism, separated from a miniature White House, Statue of Liberty and US Capitol by a model wall – a stark reminder of the separation of church and state that is enshrined in the first amendment to the constitution.