Syria has become an unflinching contest for regional supremacy, anchored largely by the ancient regional power struggle between Tehran and Riyadh, but fuelled by more contemporary grievances.
How could a brainy, sensitive woman, exiled from her homeland by a monstrous totalitarian regime that hounded her class and murdered her friends and relatives, become an unflinching supporter of its creed?That is the puzzling life of the beautiful Sofka Dolgorouky.
PARKER MILLSAP 2 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 20 Two years ago, after seeing him perform an AmericanaFest showcase at Nashville's Cannery Ballroom before a sweat-soaked crowd reacting like they were witnessing the second coming of Elvis, I became an unflinching disciple.
The show has become known for it's unflinching depictions of intense situations, from bombings and assassination plots to, of course, torture scenes.
The unflinching dramas FX has become known for led some television writers with lighter projects to avoid the channel at first.
This is the Australian women's field hockey team, a group of unflinching, unrelenting players who have become their nation's most dominate international team.
Rylance emphasises Cromwell's intellect, wit and underdog status in a world of "gentlemen", to make Crum almost likable, in a steely, unflinching way, even as his principles become more questionable.
Earning the moniker "Auntie Maxine" from adoring progressives, Congresswoman Maxine Waters has become a hero to the left for her unflinching and unrelenting criticism of Donald Trump and his allies.
It's "In-Bed" YouTube videos about erectile dysfunction (ED) have become a hit in the ad world for their unflinching frankness and humor -- the kind that simply can't be done on TV.
A prominent novelist in his native land when he defected to the West in 1969, Mr. Markov had become a journalist at the BBC's Bulgarian service and an unflinching critic of Communist rule and Bulgaria's longtime leader, Todor Zhivkov.
