Sentence examples for unsentimental view from inspiring English sources

Like Marty, Mr. Zemeckis takes a bemused but unsentimental view of times gone by.

It probably helps to have an unsentimental view of human nature.

This is a nice summary of Anderson's rigorously unsentimental view of pets.

Colonel Majid, who had been in Tal Afar for a month, had an unsentimental view of the city's problems.

Weighing up the pros and cons of policy choices requires an unsentimental view of government actions, a position he called "politics without romance".

The show has returned to its roots as an espionage thriller, in part by taking an unsentimental view of its heroine's worst behavior.

As thoroughly as Perry has covered this territory, her descriptions of these miserable streets and their wretched inhabitants still have the power to shock, as do her unsentimental views on the appalling price of progress during the industrial age.

And, despite their sound, unsentimental views on adultery ("Practice lying"), and on the unseemly greed of brides over thirty who register for gifts, they must be under thirty themselves to suggest that "natural or street light" sets the most flattering mood for a seduction.

But he talks rapid-fire, with absolute confidence and the unsentimental world view of a laboratory scientist.

My unsentimental frontier view of nuisance animals, formed by foxes and coyotes that decimated sheep herds, does not apply in Westchester.

In that period, I'd sometimes join the regular lunches he had with the late Richard Harris — a remarkable investigative reporter for The New Yorker who had the aggressively unsentimental world view often found among people in his line of work.