Sentence examples for unflinching inquiries from inspiring English sources
Some in the department have criticized the interviews, saying they fall far short of the rigorous, unflinching inquiries it usually undertakes when firefighters die.
But in the right hands — in Wilentz's hands, or Joan Didion's, say, a writer whom Wilentz matches for note-perfect prose and unflinching inquiry — it becomes almost an act of humility, this open acknowledgment of the self who's telling the story, with all her flaws and shifting moods, her own set of agendas.
Judges and investigators need to be unflinching in their inquiries into the paperwork debacle and must hold the banks fully accountable.
Figuring out how to tell the difference is the work of the university, which rests on a commitment to freedom of inquiry, an unflinching search for truth, and the fearless unmasking of error.
Turkey's demands for an apology, compensation and an international inquiry have been unflinching.
It also described the interrogation methods in unflinching detail.
Northern Ireland First Minister Peter Robinson said: "We are very pleased that Sir Anthony Hart has agreed to lead this inquiry and we know that he will be unflinching in his pursuit of the truth and scrupulous in his analysis of the evidence". The inquiry is expected to begin its work in the autumn and will report in approximately three years' time.
Called to testify at the ongoing Leveson Inquiry into the culture, practices, and ethics of the press, he was unflinching, bordering on truculent.
Not immortal, but unflinching.
It is automatic, unflinching".
