Sentence examples for stark thought from inspiring English sources

There were 80,000 judges on the ground, overwhelmingly Dortmunders, who did not see what Stark thought he saw in that 36th minute.

Later Stark thought four spades offered a place to play, but Baseggio (South) felt it was a control-bid (cue-bid) in support of clubs.

Stark thought the goal inspired Ridgers to prove himself as he earned his first Under-21 appearance after Grant Adam was dropped following a court appearance.

It's hardly a secret that the GOP party establishment cringed in stark terror at the thought of Donald Trump as its standard bearer.

His stark separation between intellectual thoughts and emotional feelings was endorsed by many of the leading psychologists of the late 19th century.

Yet, in stark contrast with Britain, French thought is also haunted by a pervasive neo-religious rhetoric.

The essay sort of emerged from that experience as I sort of thought through the stark differences.

The unconventional series pairs decorative visuals with the stark ideologies normally associated with philosophical thought.

This is in stark contrast to the canonical form such thought takes in Frege's system, in which there is no direct reference to any individuals, including sense data, and all thought is entirely indirect.

Recently the issue has been brought into stark relief by the following sort of thought-experiment.

To that stark landscape, we now get to add the thought of snow falling in the polar night.