Sentence examples for starkly colored from inspiring English sources

Mr. François's crude but sensual black-and-white brush drawings and starkly colored paintings, employing surreal and ironic juxtapositions, introduced serious whimsy to conservative commercial art.

This trip has shown why Bush likes a world so starkly colored.

Such ideological stringency reached its apogee when J. D. Salinger designed the paperback edition of "The Catcher in the Rye," eschewing the lively drawing of a carousel horse that had adorned the hardcover for the starkly imageless "maroon-colored edifice" (in his biographer's words), which immediately became iconic among high-schoolers and serial killers alike.

In the deep and rich world of self-generated Internet content, there are few things as stark – and as starkly polarizing – as text on a colored background.

It prompts the poor creature to defy all known pill bug precautions, to venture forth in broad daylight and crawl onto a light-colored surface, where the dark pill bug stands out so starkly it might as well flash a sign saying, Snack Time!

Other works, however, are starkly incongruous with the sylvan setting, like a jumble of boldly colored rectangular blocks (Jacob Dahlgren's "Primary Structure") jutting at right angles from each other, an ersatz jungle gym deep in the forest.

The dugout, which is situated between the orchestra and the front row, is equipped with 4,300 keys which turn on 4,300 sets of colored lights; for although Roxy's new auditorium is undecorated and starkly structural, it is to be flooded with enough light, mostly colored light, to illuminate the city of Minneapolis.

The country remains starkly polarised.

That differed starkly from A.I.G.

The order was starkly worded.

His accountant put it starkly.