Sentence examples for starkly to from inspiring English sources

The lonely life of a barrister contrasts starkly to the collaborative effort expected of a solicitor.

From speaking to other young people, what came starkly to light was the sheer inconsistency of experiences.

But there's an undertow of pathos that often comes starkly to the surface, as here: Dad beat me, my sister, and my mom, and he finally got arrested.

Although the chaos contrasts starkly to his life in Germany, he's been able to find his footing here; he recently negotiated with wily brokers to rent a new apartment without getting ripped off — a surefire sign he's acclimatized.

And it's only enemy soldiers (safely foreign, with families too far away to know or object) who are depicted so starkly; to show the corpses of British troops in current conflict would be deemed disrespectful and in shockingly bad taste.

"It would have been mean to see her as a cautionary example," she concedes, "a warning of what would happen if I stopped climbing the StairMaster every day, but after our time apart, both our similarities and differences appeared more starkly to me than they ever had before".

It is starkly contrasted to telling people what to do or trying to persuade them.

The prime cinematic technique that he created to capture the multiple levels of performance is the extremely long take, which is both starkly simple to execute and remarkably difficult to pull off.

It would be hard to find a sentiment more starkly opposed to "diversity".

A devout Catholic, Rees-Mogg is starkly opposed to same-sex marriage, and was once forced to resign from the board of a hospital he was running over issues surrounding access to abortion and gender reassignment surgery.

This is starkly contrasted to the art world, where $10 million princes and princesses have $10 million worth to expound on.