Nonetheless, Mr. Steinberg has a sensitive style that is unflinchingly honest in portraying students' emotional journeys, evoking empathy in the reader.
Mina paints an unflinchingly accurate picture of the financial, emotional and moral wipeout of the family: Thomas, callous and super-needy; his dead father, still bullying from beyond the grave; his mother, who has spent her marriage in luxurious, medicated misery; and his kid sister, whose needle is about to go right off the dial.
In his book, Pemberton writes unflinchingly about physical torture, food restrictions and emotional abuse in that home: He wasn't allowed to make eye contact with his foster parents, could only speak when spoken to, was not permitted to read in front of his illiterate foster father — and he endured regular beatings that left him on his hands and knees cleaning up his own blood.
December 27, 1882 London, England September 25 , 1966Aspen, Colorado Mina Loy, original name Mina Lowy (born Dec. 27, 1882, London, Eng. died Sept. 25, 1966, Aspen, Colo., U.S ., modernist poet whose strongly feminist work portrayed unflinchingly the intimate aspects of female sexuality and emotional life.
To convey Blanche's ignominy, Blanchett runs unflinchingly through a treacherous gamut of emotions.
However, the unflinchingly honest examination of grief, anger, familial obligation, and love gives the novel a compelling emotional core.
Her work unflinchingly anatomised body parts in the manner of a medical textbook, but also used organs as emotional emblems, including depicting herself painting with her own blood; her palette her heart.
They unflinchingly handle risk.
And it seemed unflinchingly honest.
They are also unflinchingly confidential.
An artist bears witness, unflinchingly.
