unapologetic

“Also, and also political, large chunks of it, including some of the most important lines, are in unapologetic Māori.”

The Whale Rider - Witi Ihimaera

“They remain unapologetic as they pursue an agenda that is contrary to the express wishes of President Bush and Vice President Cheney," said a statement from the 9/11 Family Steering Committee.”

11/21/2004

“Then, she spent hours on the phone with Target customer-service representatives she describes as unapologetic.”

The Seattle Times

“There's an audience for that kind of unapologetic television.”

The Wall Street Journal: USA's Magic Formula For Making Hits

“The conservative movement is now wallowing in the kind of unapologetic race-baiting that mainstream American politics hasn”

The Huffington Post: Eric Boehlert: When Does Fox News' Ugly Race Baiting Become The Story?

“Chasing the phony New Black Panther mirage, the conservative movement is now wallowing in the kind of unapologetic race-baiting that mainstream American politics hasn't seen in decades, if not generations.”

The Huffington Post: Eric Boehlert: When Does Fox News' Ugly Race Baiting Become The Story?

“(Cheney's daughter Elizabeth and Bill Kristol are cofounders of KeepAmericaSafe. com, yet another neoconservative tentacle calling for — what else? — an "unapologetic" approach to fighting terrorism.)”

Newsweek: The Return of the Neocons

“Several readers wrote to point out that one of the founders of the university, John Brown, was, according to the University's own Web site, an "unapologetic" slave trader.”

The Wall Street Journal: Not Impotent After All