Sentence examples for stark tension from inspiring English sources

It makes us hear the music differently and notice its uncompromising, stark tension.

But they also find themselves faced with some stark tensions between protecting the forest and the needs of their own families and communities.

Further, previous research shows that the role as editor for a standard is an important role and sometimes there are stark tensions between different commercial interests related to development of a specific W3C standard [7].

As for the production, there's nothing wrong in theory with a stark "Faust" in tension with Gounod's lush, sentimental score.

The flurry of books has underscored in stark terms the tensions within the Bush team.

The wage issue placed that tension into stark relief: unions supported the laws, and business interests vociferously opposed them.

("For pizza!") In the decade since my sister and I left South Texas and adopted the palates that come with our respective coastal cities, San Francisco and New York, meals for my family — and, I discovered, many others like ours — have become a source of tension, a stark reminder of the generational red food-blue food divide.

The choice became starker and rifer with tension between "stay-at-home" and "go-to-work".