Moreover, he has done so not at Mr Blair's expense, but by giving the prime minister the kind of unstinting support that has often been lacking during the past eight years.Given their recent history, the transformation in the Blair-Brown relationship during the past four weeks has been remarkable.
Throughout our interview, which I record over the phone in a vaulted hotel lobby in Toronto (Gyllenhaal having called off a face-to-face interview due to illness), he speaks in long, unstinting sentences that constantly qualify themselves and double back to restate a point.
Berk broke his own scale of one to five stars with six stars, and praised "the unstinting instrument that is Mercedes' voice".
This was a man whose father might have been born rich, yes, but also with severely deformed legs that later required amputation, and in that unstinting, un-pitying quest to live with his disability, he became his son's great inspiration.
The unsparing eye that had regarded his actions with unstinting clarity was replaced, in the end, by a camera that rose up into the heavens, regarding a peaceful Walt -- kindly, I think -- from on high.
"It strikes me," says Douglas, with unstinting energy, "that my products could be great for your clients".
But the cast members romped through their assorted poses, chases and compromising positions with an unstinting physicality that nearly rivaled Mr. Thompson's in "Othello".
But these sheets aren't called working drawings for nothing; they provide an unvarnished view of the hunger, curiosity and unstinting effort that fuels many artistic careers.
The blend of big stars with meaty, serious themes; lavish production values; and unstinting professionalism that once would have seemed foolproof looked downright anachronistic.
But most of all, in painting and drawing, Dix renders highly imperfect female faces and bodies ravaged by poverty and time, with an unstinting scrutiny that still manages to be sympathetic.
