Sentence examples for unflinching integrity from inspiring English sources
A man of unflinching integrity, Gramps had three loves-his family, music and baseball.
Much has changed in theatrical form and emotional reticence has declined since Keatley wrote My Mother Said I Never Should in 1987, but it still possesses an unflinching integrity.
The other is that he is a secular saint: a man of unflinching integrity in a world of shoddy compromise, personally kind and generous and uniquely sensitive to the sort of vulnerability, frustration and pain evoked in his "Saved".
He never shifted from his commitment to socialist ideals, immovably determined, sometimes difficult even with his closest friends, rarely disposed to take criticisms lightly, sometimes lacking charitable humour, but always with unflinching integrity.
"In this haunting book Darren brings the same unflinching honesty and integrity to every word he writes about his daughter".
The Law School community will remember Kenny for his extraordinary integrity and unflinching dedication to principle, as well for his compassion, intelligence, and energy.
For all its familiar narrative setpieces, its translator's marginalia, and its monomythic sequencing, its vision and integrity is unflinching.
His presidency may have been a disappointment, but today's Jimmy Carter is the one scandal-shocked Americans voted for in that first post-Watergate election in 1976: a man of unquestioned integrity, deep faith and unflinching honesty.
The quiet inner strength of my mother -- her unwavering belief in and quest for integrity and justice, her unflinching philosophy of grace under pressure -- has always had a profound influence on me and the way I view women.
A lifelong scholar, passionate traveler, fierce lover of life and of his family, a man of abiding humor and greatest integrity, who faced illness in recent years with unflinching courage and optimism, he will be dearly missed.
As the late writer Christopher Hitchens explained: "Her unflinching dutifulness and reliability have conferred something beyond charm upon the institution, associating it with stoicism and a certain integrity".
