Sentence examples for stark truths from inspiring English sources

Stark truths demand either action or an admission of complicity.

In a country of many, many words, overlapping and ineffective institutions, still tenuous peace and confused identity, those stark truths seem to bear restating.

Sometimes this simply meant hair-raising levels of ribaldry, sometimes stark truths about city life, sometimes mad flights of verbal and visual fantasy.

It was expected that Rupert Murdoch would be the first proprietor to admit the twin stark truths that journalism is not free and that no good has come of the nigh universal pretence that it should be.

The nine-fold increase over the past decade of imprisonment of those aged 10-15 is particularly worrying.In this section Deeper into the red Not quite there The germ of a good idea Off to Belfast, Ireland Stark truths Offtoff huff off Crime school The war isn't over in Leicester Times are tight for Gordon ReprintsThis might be understandable if it was a response to a juvenile crime wave.

Here are two stark truths that every American must understand.

But he said part of his method of coping has been facing the stark truth.

The stark truth is that cutting funding for energy efficiency will condemn people to death this winter".

If charities can't fundraise the stark truth is that they will cease to exist.

Realism means facing the stark truth, that the terrorist will stop at nothing, absolutely nothing.

The poem marries perception of age with stark truth: "Well, / We shall find out".