Sentence examples similar to unflinching observation from inspiring English sources
She chronicles her experiences in "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes," which is filled with unflinching observations.
This might be because the US has more publicity power but, more likely, because King's films are so unflinching in their observation of subjects most of us would rather ignore.
He made the news public this past February, in the Times, in the first of four extraordinary essays in which he turned his unflinching powers of observation to his own condition.
Divided into three sections, Take to the Highway covers a lot of ground, both real along the highways in Texas and imagined, personal and accidental, though never unflinching in its observations "across the tangled landscape," where "only the path told how / this land had been loved".
McGahern is never sentimental, and the novel's greatest pleasures come from the unflinching probity of his observations: he writes as crisply about the parsimony of a neighbor or sending lambs to be slaughtered as he does about the notion that happiness should be allowed its own slow pace so that it passes unnoticed, if it ever comes at all.
This week, the police have been unflinching in their niceness, at least from this reporter's observations.
Not immortal, but unflinching.
It is automatic, unflinching".
