Sentence examples for acclaimed unflinching from inspiring English sources

Steve McQueen's "12 Years a Slave," the acclaimed, unflinching look at the brutality of slavery in America, earned the most nominations Tuesday for the 29th Film Independent Spirit Awards.

The late-life triumph of that book — it sold millions around the world and was acclaimed for its unflinching look at his family's hardships and for his winning voice — has been well documented since Mr. McCourt's death last Sunday at 78. Far less known is the role of Ms. Frey, his wife for the third act of his life, who as the first audience for "Angela's Ashes" served as a human tuning fork.

Marilynne Robinson's new book, Lila, has been acclaimed by critics as "unflinching," "an exquisite novel of spiritual redemption and love," and "a book whose grandeur is found in its humility".

This was the European premiere of 12 Years A Slave, a work of formidable compassion and insight, hotly tipped to win several Oscars next March, and already acclaimed in the US as cinema's most unflinching depiction of slavery.

Not immortal, but unflinching.

She is unflinching.

It feels unflinching.

The action is raw and unflinching.

The commitment, effort and ardor are unflinching.

It made her gaze unflinching.

Once decided he was unflinching.