Sentences with phrase «pretty stark contrast»

It's a pretty stark contrast.

Pretty stark contrast between the morals of the religion haters and a man of God.

They stand in pretty stark contrast to the production of Cash's released output from this period.

Not exact matches

But an egg white omelet on its own is pretty Spartan, although I love the color contrast of bright green baby spinach and stark white egg whites.

You can see on both the Pria 85 and the Mico Max 30 the stark black and white contrast, which is so pretty.

A stark and, if we're honest, pretty shocking contrast arose on the question «If you were feeling blue, would you talk to someone about it, and if so who would you talk to?»

This letter was in stark contrast to the one I wrote which I was pretty proud of and which actually got...

This development stands in stark contrast to scenarios played out across the United States not much more than a decade ago, when districts were pretty much «restructured» out of the leadership game by the attraction of site - based management.

She was left at a city shelter two days before Christmas, a pretty young Bengal mix whose sweet disposition stood in stark contrast to the gravity of her medical condition.

The service was very good for a budget hotel, a pretty consistent experience at the Choice hotels I stayed at and a stark contrast to the Wyndham hotels I tried, which were not nearly as good!

In stark contrast, Holmstead claimed in a June, 2011 debate, «It is pretty hard to say that [mercury from coal - fired power plants] is a significant public health issue.»

Anyone who uses the Facebook Messenger app knows it's actually a pretty good experience, which is a stark contrast from their main app.

And the contrast with one of Samsung's most publicized features is pretty stark.

Medical assistants, in stark contrast, pretty much stay where they are in terms of power and authority, although their pay scale may (and should) go up as they advance in training.