An opinion survey less than a week after the debate starkly highlighted her effect on public thinking.
The contrast between earthquakes and hurricanes is starkly illustrated by differences in the venues in which testimony on these phenomena occur.
More starkly, the author concludes, ' if we don't we will continue to subject people with dementia to continued structural violence and genocidal-like behaviour ' (p. 257).
It should be clear by now, however, that it is wrong to starkly differentiate social welfare issues from particularistic ones.
But such matters should not be regarded starkly in black and white terms.
Put starkly, can one leave decisions about very sick children to their parents?
We believe it is only mildly disfavored, but not starkly ungrammatical.
Upon their return, most yeomen were starkly reminded of the realities of their situation.
