Sentence examples for unflinching performance from inspiring English sources

The Unfinished Symphony sounded even more extreme than usual after Lied, especially in Nott's unflinching performance.

Leading them is Geraldine James, who gives an extraordinarily brave, unflinching performance as Bradshaw, a woman who discovers the high cost of allowing herself to be human.

Affinito's unflinching performance hit all of its marks with a raw emotional power that was magnified when experienced in a tiny venue like the 50-seat EXIT Studio.

It's a demanding evening on the audience, and more demanding still of a fine quartet of actors – Derbhle Crotty, Cazimir Liske, Rona Morrison and Jack Tarlton – who deliver nuanced, unflinching performances.

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

Certainly she is one of a handful of actresses who exude a real power, from her roles as a wicked queen in Snow White and The Huntsman or a female-rights pioneer in North Country to her unflinching, Oscar-winning performance as a serial killer in Monster.

Portraying the late American hero, Chris Kyle, Cooper delivered an unflinching, inspiring and heartbreaking performance in one of the most important war movies of our times.

But with its fine performances and unflinching gaze on the bleak landscape of working-class North England, "Shooting Magpies" continues in the British tradition of socially conscious filmmaking exemplified by Ken Loach and Mike Leigh.

But the drama, being given its world premiere by the Abingdon Theater, sidesteps smarminess with sharp performances and unflinching dialogue, delivering a jolt that is usually absent from this increasingly overworked genre.

Obama administration officials must be unflinching in their assessments of banks' performance and ensure that noncompliant banks are punished.

This production links McBride to other unflinching explorers of female sexuality in performance from Marina Abramović to Sarah Kane.