Sentence examples for unflinching from from inspiring English sources

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.

To hear such unflinching words from a Saudi writer was rare.

Although the series is ostensibly fiction, it is also an unflinching memoir, from early childhood right up to the controversial reception of the book itself.

In the CBS tribute, Safer recalled the highlights of his career, including his unflinching coverage from the frontlines of the Vietnam war.

Even a uniformly strong commission enjoying unflinching backing from all the EU's members (an improbable prospect) would need years to eradicate all the rackets and rigidities it would inherit.

But buoyed by its momentum, largely the result of unflinching support from its allies in Moscow and Tehran, the Assad regime will aim to push forward and capitalise on the opposition's disarray.

But such attacks have met with an unflinching retort from the neo-Maoists, with one prominent figure accusing critics of using the period as a "political dagger … [with which] to slay our party and our nation".

There's a martyr who can stand in as an audience proxy or a Greek chorus, as many believe Russian journalist Anna Politkovskaya was murdered because of her unflinching reporting from the war zone.

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There's clean, clear conducting from Rossen Gergov, and an unflinching central performance from Paul Nilon as Chartkov.

And  now  sing along as we anticipate the Dammers's reworking of that protest classic, looking ahead to the day he completes his long walk to freedom  from unflinching monetary shackles,  and feels able once again to honour departed figures of planetary importance with his presence.