Starker

[ shtahr-ker ]

noun

1. Ja·nos [yah, -nawsh], 1924–2013, U.S. cellist, born in Hungary.

Example Sentences

Kass, the New York emergency physician, put it in starker terms: When they discharged her, they were “pushing her down the path of no return.”

From Salon

In “Hatreds We Love,” I update my earlier analysis in light of the much starker partisan divisions that have emerged in the past decade and a half and show the increased role of femiphobia in forming and consolidating contemporary political tribalism.

From Salon

Those polarized responses have only become starker as he increasingly doubles down on his sadistic and antisocial behavior.

From Salon

The potential pain is what makes beauty starker and sweeter.

From Los Angeles Times

Brit Hume, the network’s chief political analyst, was starker.

From Slate