Sentence examples similar to unflinching aid from inspiring English sources
IN November 1970, after haranguing an assembled mass of Japanese soldiers about their betrayal of their nation's glory, the writer Yukio Mishima, aided by unflinching friends, committed seppuku, a form of ritual suicide that involves disemboweling, decapitation and an almost unthinkable mixture of discipline, pain and mess.
Only Jose Napoleon Duarte, whose regime in El Salvador is mortgaged to Washington to the tune of $500 million in yearly aid, still gives unflinching support to Reagan.
Her attention, when it's on, is unflinching.
But there is one thing the country cannot have too much of -- sympathy for the fallen -- or cannot give too much -- aid for the wounded, and unstinted praise for the valorous ones, whose steady and unflinching courage have turned the tide of successive disaster into a sweeping and surging victory -- let a nation be truly thankful.
Not immortal, but unflinching.
It is automatic, unflinching".
These questions merit sustained and unflinching debate.
