The phrase "starkly negative" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a statement, opinion, or situation that is extremely pessimistic or critical. Example: The newspaper's review of the new movie was starkly negative, calling it "a disaster" and "a waste of time."
The campaign's print and online ads have declarations like "You're Worthless" and "Everybody hates you" to underline the starkly negative messages that victims receive.
The book, "Blind Allegiance to Sarah Palin," relies on thousands of e-mails between Mr. Bailey and the Palins to paint a starkly negative portrait.
So unlike its peers, China could not raise tariffs much even if it wanted to (see chart).Yet in America, China's single biggest trading partner, sentiment towards the country has turned starkly negative.
Although they managed to save the union, the Scottish Labour party in particular alienated large sections of their base with a starkly negative message warning about the consequences of going it alone.
A commonly held view is that outmigration of young people has starkly negative consequences for ageing rural parents, with loneliness, isolation and even loss of basic instrumental and economic support.
Wakanda and its characters are meant to starkly contrast with negative stereotypes about not only African nations but also Black people.
One might dislike an individual and feel contempt for him, but the blanket impulse of hatred, so deep and negative that it starkly reveals the hater's own emotional inadequacy, is a different matter.
These negative consequences were starkly different between sites.
But unlike many of the tight-knit crews I've encountered in my years of being a part of the electronic music scene in Toronto, the individuals who make up Bedroomer stand starkly opposite the salty, jaded, and negative types one normally encounters in certain purist house and techno circles.
The contrasting genetic aetiologies of ACPA-positive and ACPA-negative RA are most starkly evident at the HLA locus, and these data are in line with previous studies that were specifically focused on the HLA region and used other SNPs and smaller numbers than in the present study.
The primate results starkly contrast with those from our parallel analyses on the yeast negative control data.
