Sentence examples for unflinching on from inspiring English sources

He is unflinching on the abuse of women and religious minorities.

He is unflinching on the compulsory wearing of the hijab: like gold, silver and jewels, he says, it is natural for society to want to keep women safe from the avarice of men.He is implacable on Israel, too: it belongs to the Palestinians and its government should be in the hands of the Muslims, he says.

"He was unflinching on high expectations for all".

While he's eloquent and unflinching in on-camera interviews, he shares his boss' fondness for hurling insults, creating inflammatory nicknames, and a liberal use of all-caps in tweets.

As the rebuilding project continues, FitzGerald vows to keep an unflinching focus on return on invested capital.

The film, India's Daughter, trains an unflinching eye on the evil deeds of one day in December 2012, but its real service is in exposing wider prejudices.

John Dughi, who hired him straight out of law school 22 years ago, recalls Mr. Christie, even then, as "unflinching" in taking on the most grueling assignments.

But in its depiction of everyday grunts in combat who fall under the poisonous spell of gilded loot, and an Iraqi gardener whose life is traumatized by his interaction with his employer, one of Saddam Hussein's sons, the play shines an unflinching light on characters whose powerlessness makes them victims of larger forces at work in the world.

Even in a struggle, she's unflinching, intent on taking her power to a new place.

Dunn's highly praised Elegies (1985) contains moving unflinching poems on the death of his first wife in 1981.

Now this unflinching tragicomedy on old age can at last be read in English.