Sentence examples for stark talk from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the contrast between word and action is stark — talk of wartime bereavement interrupting a group laughing fit — but more often the relationships are elliptical.

She told BBC Scotland's Stark Talk: "We had a singing class, which was compulsory, and I remember being in tears sometimes because I was so terrified to sing".

"Wouldn't that be a wonderful thing?" Stark Talk with Julie Fowlis is on BBC Radio Scotland on Tuesday 8 October at 14 05.

Interpreting stark, talk-sing versions of Rodgers and Hart's "He Was Too Good to Me," "Fifty Percent" from the show "Ballroom," and Kurt Weill and Ogden Nash's "That's Him," she comes into her own as a dramatic ballad singer.

The story takes place after the events of "Marvel's The Avengers" and a battle for New York, with Stark talking in a voice-over: "We create our own demons".

Stark talked to many of the victims, including survivors of bombing attacks.

Stark could talk her way into any situation and, most of the time, out again, in a remarkable number of languages.

Poyet, in stark contrast, talked of his players "fighting" for the right to take one.

In the HBO documentary "Alive Day Memories" Dawn Halfaker, 27, a former Army first lieutenant, is sitting in a chair on a stark stage, talking, somewhat incongruously, to James Gandolfini, the star of "The Sopranos".

Yes, but Ned Stark was talking about a fear for others.

Fear -- in this useful form, the kind Ned Stark was talking about -- is not the opposite of love (as so many people oversimplify).