He's cleaned up his act, and, having just hit thirty, takes an unflinching look back on "Nothing's Gonna Change the Way You Feel About Me Now".
Back in 2004, Sharapova was already setting new standards for an unflinching readiness to back her own ability to hit the lines with raking drives.
It's essentially a staunch defence of the locally born girl who "saw straight to the core of a certain sort of male sexual desire and gazed back, unflinching".
"The author proves himself an able cartographer as well as a nimble writer, mapping with affectionate but unflinching accuracy both the back roads of Louisiana... and the distance between parents and children," Liam Callanan said here last year.
Each year the party gets a little more lively, the deck gets a little more crowded, and yet David welcomes us back with unflinching enthusiasm.
As they recreate their share of the atrocities -- totaling approximately 1 million deaths -- the film peels back an unflinching look at the meaning of evil once it is no longer contextualized by war.
More critically, the film's stark homemade aesthetic, unflinching gruesomeness and lack of back story — there's a vague radio report about a crashed space probe, but the zombies are there mostly because they're hungry — proved far more influential.
After years of backing Mr. Giuliani, The Post was unflinching in covering the furor when the mayor released the juvenile criminal record of Patrick M. Dorismond, an unarmed man fatally shot by the police.
He tells his story simply, but with a Kitson-esque storytelling structure that constantly snakes back on itself, and with scrupulous, unflinching honesty.
But You Did Not Come Back is Loridan-Ivens's extraordinary, unflinching and deeply moving memoir of the year she spent in Birkenau, her liberation by the Russians and her return home to France.
