Examples of using Starkly in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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This mix of colours, shapes and designs might contrast starkly with the surrounding architecture, but that's what makes
This contrasts starkly with the“skills”- if we can call them that- that users can tag so quickly on LinkedIn,
This report lays bare the enduring suffering of civilians in Iraq and starkly illustrates what Iraqi refugees are attempting to escape when they flee to Europe and other regions.
Similarly, albeit perhaps not as starkly as the US and the Soviet Union during the Cold War, America and China are divided by ideology
A starkly negative quality coming out in all customer reviews is that type cover is not included and needs to be bought separately raising cost considerably.
A new, positive interaction between China and the Philippines, starkly different from the Aquino era,
The freedom promised by the Bill of Rights contrasts starkly with the enshrinement of slavery elsewhere in the original articles of the Constitution.
Trump's approach to China has been starkly different from that of his predecessors, reflecting his personal interest in trade and his willingness to flout convention.
For example, his poster for The Man with the Golden Arm, with a jagged arm and off-kilter typography, starkly communicates the protagonist's struggle with heroin addiction.
course of the election, and they will be framed in terms starkly different from those likely to be heard among Asian experts ruminating at a conference.
Here, it's helpful to think of what a starkly different environment today's messaging protocols offer when compared to say, Bell Atlantic, or another long-forgotten phone company.
In their first encounter, the pope and the president, two men with starkly different worldviews, sought to bridge
Extinction Rebellion noted that the ongoing flood disaster in northern England starkly illustrates that"our homes, businesses and families are at very real risk.".
The statement, by an unnamed foreign ministry official, gave a starkly different account from one provided by US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo just hours before.
The opposition by Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer marked a rare moment of unity from two top administration officials with starkly different economic ideologies.
at 35, his greatness, though still starkly on display, is unlikely to last five more years, let alone 10.
Over the same period as above, the prevalence of diabetes in China rose even more starkly, from 1% in 1980 to almost 12% today-
rallies around Mr Trump, and the country repulsed by him- is being rendered more starkly.
A new, positive interaction between China and the Philippines, starkly different from the Aquino era, may be unveiled," it said, referring to the previous Philippines president, Benigno Aquino.
A recent study of millennial voters by Tufts University found that young people had starkly different opinions about politics