Sentence examples for an unblinking study from inspiring English sources

Darren Aronofsky's movie — his second after the clever, if insoluble, " " — is an unblinking study of addiction.

Ralph Gibson, whose photographs offer an unblinking survey of the textures that surround us, from skin to stone, bought his first Leica, an M2 (which, confusingly, postdated the M3), in 1961.

Variety called it "an unblinking record of human suffering".

Latiolais proves an unblinking match for the bloody-­mindedness of life.

He fixes the camera with an unblinking, almost taxidermic gaze.

There is, however terrible, an unblinking honesty in this.

I learned to confront filth with an unblinking expression.

Behind them, like an unblinking eye, the NBC screen still showed a picture of the LM sitting at Tranquillity Base.

But there's an unblinking stare into the darkness of things we have to go elsewhere to find".

He looked over at me with an unblinking crocodile eye, appearing stunned, reproachful, but I knew his disguises.

Alan Sepinwall, at HitFix, called it "an unblinking, incredibly empathetic portrait of middle-aged melancholy".