Sentence examples for refuses to flinch from inspiring English sources

One of the great strengths of Game of Thrones is the way it refuses to flinch from the realities of war.

"Is there that much you regret?" Mustian refuses to flinch when describing the grim realities that resurface in Conn's thoughts of the past: "And then comes the horseman... directing his steed's hoof squarely onto the infant's skull, crushing it in a tiny burst of liquid, a smallish squish of sound".

She plows forward, in a rigid manner and refuses to flinch.

With little more than a week to go, both sides are refusing to flinch.

It tells the story, he says, of a man who knew his fate but who, quite literally, refused to flinch.

Kay's illustrations, dark and terrible, follow the author's lead in refusing to flinch from portraying that fear and anger with ferocious power.

In that one, Ms. Hudson, already in charge of I.F.P./West, played a hard-bitten colonel who, under hostile grilling on the witness stand, refused to flinch.

In the same way, the best No4s can cover simply by stopping, plugging, refusing to flinch and open space for a counterattack.

We venerate Ulysses S. Grant because he refused to flinch from taking enormous casualties if he was convinced it would yield victory.

President Reagan yesterday refused to flinch in the wake of the costly and surprise Iraqi Exocet attack on the USS Stark, insisting that the US remained committed 'to supporting the self-defence of our friends in the Gulf.' His statement appeared to reflect US determination to press ahead with plans to protect Kuwaiti shipping, even though such steps could produce a direct confrontation with Iran.

The Canadians in the hockey rink famously play through these attacks, each team refusing to flinch.