They generally take a starkly pragmatic view of politics.

他们通常对政治持有非常务实的观点。

Peter, he has a starkly different career.

彼得的职业完全不同。

Her face, Harry saw, was starkly white.

哈利看到她的脸色白得吓人。

Such starkly contrasting notions of freedom find expression in politics, too.

对自由作如此完全不同的理解在政治上也得以体现出来。

But in many ways, it's also starkly different.

但在很多方面，它也完全不同。

So starkly is an adverb meaning very, used with different, very different.

Starkly 是副词，意思是“非常”，和 different 搭配，“非常不同”。

Like his other offices, it was immaculate, with a starkly modernist decor of black, white and grey.

和他其他的办公室一样，房间里一尘不染，黑白灰的装饰凸显了鲜明的现代主义风格。

Like most of the Pacific, it is starkly susceptible to the impacts of the climate crisis.

与大多数太平洋地区一样，它极易受到气候变化的影响。

Yet in America, China's single biggest trading partner, sentiment towards the country has turned starkly negative.

然在美国--中国最大的贸易伙伴--民众的情绪全然转向负面。

It has starkly been seen as a symbol of the troops who died fighting to preserve slavery.

南方邦联旗帜一直被视作为保留奴隶死的军队的象征。

The perfect terrace of elegant Victorian houses has been starkly broken, and the posh residents weren't happy about it.

曾经优雅完美的一整列维多利亚建筑如今支离破碎，当地富裕居民对此相当不满。

The consortium's " better safe than sorry" approach contrasted starkly with Celera's strategy called whole genome shotgun sequencing.

人类基因组计划的这项 “宁稳妥，勿遗憾”的原则，与Celera公司的“全基因组散弹枪测序法” 形成鲜明对比。

We both have this other mate, Peter, who lives up in Scotland, and he has a starkly different career.

我们有一个共同的朋友，彼得，他住在苏格兰，他的职业完全不同。

A new study makes this point even more starkly.

一项新的研究使得这一点更加明确。

I mean, it's just huge data sets and it's a starkly depressing trend.

我的意思是，这只是庞大的数据集，且是一个令人沮丧的趋势。

Yet the starkly different strategies of the candidates are straining the industry's bedrock notions of evenhandedness.

然，候选人截然不同的策略正在使该行业的基本公平观念变得紧张。

The process is starkly visible in the shrinkage of the ice that covers the Arctic ocean.

仅从北冰洋上冰面的日益缩减就可以明显观察到这一变化。

And this comparison isn’t without merit – as both have starkly similar points of origins and trajectories into popularity.

这种比较并非没有道理——因为两者的起源点和流行轨迹都非常相似。

George Washington University Economics Professor Tara Sinclair said the U.S. labor market and economy still look starkly different than before the recession.

乔治华盛顿大学经济学家Tara Sinclair，美国劳动力市场和经济仍与衰退前有着明显的不同。

In both cases, the two words are nearly indistinguishable to an English speaker, but yield starkly different patterns when run through a spectrograph.

在以上两个例子里，对于一个英语的人，这两个词都几乎无法分辨，但通过声谱仪处理后却能形成明显不同的图案。