Sentence examples for unflinching critique from inspiring English sources
A 1955 episode, "Patterns," written by Rod Serling, offered an unflinching critique of corporate greed and unchecked careerism; in the Times, Jack Gould described it as "one of the high points in the TV medium's evolution".
What bothered some of her opponents most was her unflinching critique of electoral procedures that, while ostensibly neutral on race, enormously disadvantage racial minorities -- her unabashed willingness to describe as majority tyranny what many perceive complacently as unquestionable majority rule.
It began with an unflinching critique of the conduct of the person on the other end of the line, shifted to a freighted suggestion that if things continued in this manner their relationship would have to change, and concluded with a jocularly dismissive invitation to be trounced at golf.
It is an unflinching critique of the American dream and who gets to live it.
Displaced at Home gathers a group of Palestinian women scholars who present unflinching critiques of the complexities and challenges inherent in the lives of this understudied but important population.
"The Pitts!" spluttered one unflinching review.
Patti Davis, the daughter of former President Ronald Reagan, has delivered a blistering critique of Sarah Huckabee Sanders' unflinching defense of President Donald Trump.
What did emerge repeatedly, and was shamefully under-reported, was his incisive critique of global capitalism and its toxic social effects, his unflinching opposition to war and current world conflicts, especially the war in Iraq, and his forceful articulation of the ecological imperative.
Not immortal, but unflinching.
It is automatic, unflinching".
