Sentence examples for wouldn't flinch from inspiring English sources

They knew he wouldn't flinch.

Verlaine thought the point of the game was to show that he wouldn't flinch, that he trusted Rimbaud.

They do not attempt to figure out what percentage of those emails are an utter waste of time, but I wouldn't flinch if it edged towards half.

Spielberg, of course, often explores themes involving the purity of youth; even at 55, he wouldn't flinch were he to be called boyish.

If the evidence from the CMA is that the next step ought to be broken up, I as a Liberal Democrat will make it clear we wouldn't flinch from taking that tough action".

1) Roy Keane, Juventus 2-3 MANCHESTER UNITED, Champions League semi-final, 21/04/1999 Roy Keane has always inspired an almost dangerously intense, Tyler Durdenish devotion among his disciples, and so it is that mention of Turin makes thousands of grown men - the sort who wouldn't flinch at a funeral - go misty-eyed.

"Who among us would not flinch?" he blasphemously wonders about Jesus' reflexes.

This time he would not flinch from the new king's paranoia: James I was obsessed with witchcraft.

Yet, ask these people where they see themselves in five or ten years, and many of them would not flinch before answering: in Israel.

The director of the SPA has vowed that his team would not "flinch" in prosecuting British soldiers where there is evidence of unlawful killing and torture.

But he also repeatedly warned he would not flinch from taking tough and unpopular decisions (video), vowing there would be no post-election spree.