Darren Aronofsky's movie — his second after the clever, if insoluble, " " — is an unblinking study of addiction.
"We Were Here" is an unblinking chronology of the epidemic, recounted by five people who lived through it and watched countless friends and lovers die.
In a gentler way, that show also offers an unblinking view of a world besieged by catastrophe.
He was, however, an unblinking supporter of the state of Israel in all that it did and, in particular, a reliable defender of Ariel Sharon.
In an unblinking inversion of reality, US vice-president Dick Cheney denounced Russia's response as an act of "aggression" that "must not go unanswered".
Before long, Lucy is an unblinking angel of vengeance, alive to each revolution of the planet and driving hell for leather down the boulevards of Paris.
Sunday night, when I returned to report for duty, Times Square was alive as hell, an unblinking reminder of New York City's resilience and also of its stubbornness and unlikely rigors.
Mr. Fonteijn, who will become the first chairman of the Netherlands' combined telecommunications, consumer and competition authority in January 2013, said that Berec would not squander its influence by becoming an unblinking defender of the telecommunications status quo.
The all-important camera is positioned an inch above the screen, like an unblinking eye of Sauron.
"He has this aura, this magnetism that attracts success," wrote the French diarist Matthieu Galey in an unblinking portrait of Banier in 1982.
