I put it so starkly not because the institution does; it is not in any explicit way an antiwar museum.
But the lawyers for the detainees at Guantánamo said their cases were starkly different because the Germans were tried by a military tribunal, not kept in custody indefinitely without being charged.
Every detail of the hideous object was starkly visible because it was resting on a bed of black granules under a spotlight in a glass box at the Museum of London, at the opening of its new exhibition, "Fatberg!" I stared at it for a while, and while I did so a tiny dark speck on the fatberg became animate and started to move.
But in the last 50 years, education, as well as research and development, have starkly eroded because of the negligence by high-level administrations in the Egyptian government.
At Newtown, the often all-too-invisible costs of the right to bear arms were made starkly visible — precisely because these weren't the usual victims.
The reason Packham seems to divide opinion so starkly is precisely because he is passionate, speaks his mind and is willing to stand up for what he believes in.
It's so starkly written, and because of that you're able to fill it with so much".
The Tax Equation Some cities landed near the top of the "least affordable" list not because of starkly high housing costs or dramatically lower incomes, but because their tax burden was higher than in other cities, inflating total costs of living.
The Tax Equation Some cities landed near the top of the "least affordable" list not because of starkly high housing costs or dramatically lower incomes, but because their tax burden was higher than in other cities, inflating their total costs of living.
Not because we see Hudgens miming a murder in a starkly lit environment, but because one of her fingernails is a different colour to the rest.
