Sentence examples for will not flinch from inspiring English sources
Cayley said the SPA "will not flinch" from bringing prosecutions if the evidence justified it.
"France will not allow itself to be intimidated, will not flinch under pressure and will not capitulate to barbarism.
He will not flinch at the loss of life, even if those who died include loyal lieutenants.
Hours after the quarry massacre Mr Kenyatta said that "we will not flinch in this war against terrorists" and replaced his embattled interior minister and police chief.
"We will not flinch," promised Dan Rather, the CBS TV anchor, as anthrax showed up at another network in the ghoulish roundelay staining the nation's news messengers.
And here they know that unlike many other American doctors they have seen, Dr. Nour, a gynecologist and obstetrician, will not flinch when she sees their genitals.
"If the evidence from the CMA is strong that the next step ought to be breaking up a company, if the Competition Markets Authority recommend that, certainly I as a Liberal Democrat, talking to the voters in the next election, will make it clear, we would not flinch from taking that tough action," he told BBC's Radio 4 Today programme.
Ms. Sanders did not flinch.
