Sentence examples for has been unflinching from inspiring English sources

Peace has been unflinching in his portrayal of what Yorkshire was really like in the 1970s and his books suggest implicitly that the Ripper was to some degree a product of the sexism, easy violence and vicious parochialism of Yorkshire at the time.

Tim Kaine has been unflinching.

The reaction among most whites here has been unflinching support of the operation and local officials.

The Clinton administration, which has been unflinching in its support for capital punishment, is planning to take a small step in the direction of justice by postponing the execution of Juan Raul Garza.

America has been unflinching in its support for Israel in international circles and multilateral fora that all too often ostracize the Jewish state.

British politicians have been unflinching in their pursuit of Barclays.

Her assessments of Bill Frist, Karl Rove, Dick Cheney, campaign finance, the drug war, the war in Iraq — even at a time when questioning the war against terrorism wasn't popular — have been unflinching.

From Herman Melville to Flannery O'Connor, Ralph Ellison to Paul Beatty, the great chroniclers of race relations have been unflinching in their confrontation of unfathomable brutality, and also in their examination of a construct brimming with absurdity and paradox.

And while some of Jean-Marie's supporters have been unflinching in their loyalty, many are starting to get tired of their former party leader's antics.

They have been unflinching, saying that capital spending will increase 18percentt next year.

His social conservatism has always been unflinching.