The country is starkly divided as regards the general Election.

But in much of the developing world, she argues, nations are starkly divided along ethnic lines.

While opinion polls have traditionally found Jamaican voters starkly divided between their two irreconcilable camps, recent surveys have shown that nearly 40 percent now consider themselves politically uncommitted.

In Appleton, beside the Fox River on the state's eastern side, opinions on the war were starkly divided.

Brook's film starkly divided the critics: Pauline Kael said "I didn't just dislike this production, I hated it!"

The guild is out to demonstrate that the union can stand as one, even though its members are now starkly divided between rarely employed part-timers and a pampered elite.

Popular polarization occurs when the electorate's attitudes towards political issues, policies, and people are starkly divided along partisan lines.

In an undetermined future, the giant city of Metropolis is starkly divided between upper classes who live in luxury and lower classes who toil under harsh conditions.

Neither side had "won" ; the status of Berlin remained the same but it was a city now starkly divided.

But many other professors said it was too soon to gauge whether campuses will once again become starkly divided into hawks against doves.