Sentences with phrase «of stark truth»

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The stark account of an event in the Gospels always begins with the claim of truth: this is the way things did happen, regardless of why or what people thought.

She claims that attributing his actions to mental health issues ignores the «stark truth» that we live in a misogynist culture out of which his behavior was born.

The Enlightenment sought to emancipate the eternal ideas of reason from the cloak of historical tradition, to lay them bare in their stark purity and truth, and to do away with every bit of mythological sense — or, from their standpoint, nonsense.

that's the hurtful truth we are facing the stark reality of now the cash is there, so there is no more money excuses anymore.

The stark truth is that Barcelona should have been out of sight at the interval thanks to a goal from David Villa and an effort from Messi which was wrongly ruled out for offside.

While there's no evidence the donations and the capital allocation were connected, it's a stark example of what seems to be a universal truth of politics: many of those who donate to a politician will also seek approvals, money or contracts from those politicians once they're in office.

Here's the stark naked truth: Mayor Bill de Blasio wants to find a way to get topless entertainers out of Times Square.

The film gradually thaws out the stark, frozen mystery at its heart, but the warm - blooded, breathing truth of Linda's life is no less tragic than that of her cold death.

The stark truth is a rude awakening, as only 32 % of libraries have one in circulation, which is a decrease of 7 % last year.

Told in brutal stark truths, yet with an underlying simplicity, this novel of friendship, power vs impotence, will burn deeply in your soul.

This is the stark reality of the situation, it is not what many want to hear, but it is the straight truth.

Truth be told, these firms were only donating $ 2.1 Million during the 2008 election, but the stark increase opens our eyes a little more to the relevancy of high frequency traders and their role within the larger scope of the stock market.

Scientific research has shown for years the stark truth about dangerous animals: Aggression is most frequently due to either abuse a lack of training.

When we get out into the real world and find out the truth, though, we are faced with a stark choice: buckle down and accept 40 years of punishing, monotonous work, or cut your losses and do something else.

That Goldenberg gets the scientific facts wrong, and struggles to interpret them correctly, and fails to subject her own stark misapprehension to scrutiny, is only half the story — she then uses her own confusion to create a picture of political conspiracies against scientific truth.

It's An Inconvenient Truth meets Waiting for Guffman, and the result is funny, informative, and also gut - wrenching: when the characters visit New Orleans on the two - year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, the true cost of inaction on climate is painted with such stark overtones that the film takes on an important new weight.

Leading scientists say most people remain unaware of the truth that climate change is a stark reality now and will continue to get worse without drastic action.

The stark truth is that most cohabitants are simply unaware of their vulnerability.

That's the stark truth right there, which a lot of life insurance customers fail to comprehend: the service is supposed to be nothing more than a replacement plan.

That might seem insultingly obvious, but the stark truth is that a large number of applicants fail to do this.

An analysis of the finances of a divorce case generally leads to the stark truth that the family unit (now divided into two households) can not live on the earned income that was being brought into the household prior to the divorce.

Here are two stark truths: 91 percent of women - owned businesses have no employees other than the owner and 88 percent of women - owned firms do not surpass the $ 100,000 revenue threshold.