Sentence examples for it's unflinching from inspiring English sources

"Their strange religions and far out ways are cramping our freedoms!" cry the Republican Space Rangers, before unleashing laser death on friendly aliens, "Make sure you get the children or they'll turn into insurgents!" GTA's relentless satire isn't always subtle, but it's unflinching and invariably funny.

It's not an easy watch, but it's unflinching and captivating.

The show has become known for it's unflinching depictions of intense situations, from bombings and assassination plots to, of course, torture scenes.

His film, which took in $2.2 million at the box office in 2009, was successful partly because it was unflinching.

In this sense, Hudson's debut, as undespairing as it is unflinching, manages to be both a personal statement of intent and also a painfully funny, humane commentary on a welfare system that blunts the blade of grinding poverty but fails to address the numbing poverty of aspiration which overwhelms so many of Janie's contemporaries.

It is unflinching from the start, with a hanged cat dangling grimly as a youth's malevolent progress around town is intercut with an idealistic young lawyer being interviewed for a job.

When Angela Merkel addressed a press conference in Berlin yesterday morning, only hours after the attack on the Christmas market and not far distant from it, she was unflinching.

Her attention, when it's on, is unflinching.

Here, Mr. Watson's precision is unflinching.

And Green Room's pain is unflinching.

But Velázquez's royal portraits were unflinching.