Sentence examples for unflinchingly from inspiring English sources

But I still have friends from childhood who are unflinchingly progressive.

Although ATR is not a 24-hour news channel, it has unflinchingly covered many of the problems that have arisen since Crimea joined Russia, including interruptions of utilities and food supplies, huge lines at the ferry crossing to Russia and the second-highest inflation rate in the world.

Signed to a small independent, Kitchenware, Editors have released two unflinchingly excellent singles, and are about to follow them with a third, as well as their debut album, The Back Room, this month and festival appearances this summer.

Her solidly right-wing views, unflinchingly expressed, gained her a certain following, but she was unsuccessful in her attempt to be elected Speaker of the Commons in 2009.

He unflinchingly depicts the barbarism on both sides".Of Gods and Men", by contrast, is not about politics.

As the first film to focus so fully and unflinchingly on the realities of slavery, "12 Years a Slave" feels too historically significant not to win.

Yet the most he will say about that affair is that he is now mistrustful of markets in capital and assets, but unflinchingly in favour of markets in goods and services.Mr Ridley is also generally sceptical about global warming, and worries that government policies advocated by greens today will be like treating a nosebleed by putting a tourniquet around one's neck.

They meet to lay down the law on questions of marriage and caste, and are among India's most unflinchingly conservative institutions.

It is a voice full of humour, unflinchingly truthful and sharp, yet without a barb.

It reflects unflinchingly back at the reader the sheer, comic absurdity of man's fallen humanity.Each great novelist brings to the art his own special ingredient.

"Darkness honestly lived through is a place of wonder and life," he commented, unflinchingly, in 1957.