Sentence examples for starkly effective from inspiring English sources

Almost affectless, is this letter, but starkly effective.

The building, understood as a monument, becomes starkly effective.

It's a starkly effective, boldly updated staging, with images inspired by Goya sketches of civil war.

Part of the problem is the overwrought prose in the libretto by the director Colin Graham, who also staged this starkly effective production.

For a starkly effective television spot, Mr. Levenson and Mr. Sirowitz showed a car being pushed off the roof of a 10-story building.

As the catalyst for a soul-searching debate on the state of French racism, a newly released video shot in the western city of Angers is starkly effective.

Schrems is particularly scathing about the "patchwork of options" the Privacy Shield offers for private sector redress — which he argues starkly contrasts with the "effective detection and supervision mechanisms" required by the ECJ in its Safe Harbor decision.

Schrems is particularly scathing about the "patchwork of options" the Privacy Shield offers for private sector redress — which he argues starkly contrasts with the "effective detection and supervision mechanisms" required by the ECJ in its Safe Harbor decision.

Despite a few miscalculations, the Opera Festival's starkly realistic production is quite effective.

It is more honest, and will in the long run be more effective, to denounce the arrival of the corrupt autocracy that Operation Successor has announced so starkly.

If the vital magic of effective management is not obvious on TV, or at the macro-economic level, it is starkly clear to those in the private equity business who seek to fund innovative companies, thereby creating bigger, prosperous companies, more jobs and consequently more wealth for everyone.