Sentence examples for unflinching vision from inspiring English sources

But will it be strong enough to share her unflinching vision of the human condition?

His stubborn, unflinching vision leads him into places most of us will never go.

If "Amour," with its unflinching vision of dementia, is the toughest of the three, and "Away From Her" is the saddest, "Still Mine," directed and written by Michael McGowan, has a similar spiky integrity.

Scholars agree that Gregory was the author of these assertions and that the Dictatus strikingly reveals his unflinching vision of papal primacy, even though the sources and purpose of the Dictatus are still in dispute.

After more than 30 years, nothing – not even early hip-hop or the rave summer of 1989 – has gone beyond his unflinching vision of punk rock in terms of attitude and the ability to confront the dominant mainstream culture.

Generation Kill, so far at least, lacks the unflinching vision that so marked Warriors out, but it has something that may yet turn out to be more interesting going for it - unlike almost every other war drama there is no particular sense that Generation Kill is building towards anything.

His unflinching, classic vision of what is cool has guided the band since its inception.

We will collectively continue to benefit from her lifelong engagement with art and her unflinching aesthetic vision.

Instead she personalizes the issue, exploring with a deft hand and an unflinching moral vision the gray areas of an argument so often presented in black and white.

McGuinness's new play, The Hanging Gardens, described as "an unflinching and familiar vision of the Irish family", is his first for the Abbey theatre in 14 years, despite recent adaptations of Ibsen's John Gabriel Borkman and James Joyce's short story The Dead.

Still, I was impressed by Larson's music and lyrics, affected by the humane and unflinching honesty of his vision, and won over by the youthful exuberance of the appealing cast.