Sentence examples for stark words from inspiring English sources
One vet's stark words said: "Think before you sign up.
There were also the stark words of the suspects and their families.
They carry various grisly images with the stark words "Cigarettes Are Eating You Alive".
To the right of this, the stark words of a breaking news bulletin: Gabrielle Giffords, 40, shot point-blank in the head.
Throughout that spring and summer, he warned the White House and Treasury that, in the stark words of one e-mail message, "Freddie Mac is in trouble".
The stark words from the prime minister, Naoto Kan, followed by just hours the resignation of his banking minister and ally in the governing Democratic Party, Shizuka Kamei — an advocate of big spending.
There in black handwriting, one stark word jumped out and shocked me to the core: Poisoning.
It was, he said, surprisingly moving because of its stark simplicity: no flowers, no music, "just pure words" of loss and homecoming.
In this stark, exposed universe, words signify less than gestures and faces and the landscape itself.
What these sentiments do not jibe with, entirely, are the stark and angry words that he meant the music to express.
The drama is presented with stark economy, its words subservient to the slow exposition of its plot, and the characterisation admittedly less subtle than Shakespeare's.
