unflinching

• “In the face of attack by African troops and a Bofors gun or a showdown with the African leader of the revolt, he proves his mettle in unflinching, steely style.”

  TV Film of the Week: Guns at Batasi

• “As far as Slaughter is concerned, that is her ultimate riposte to those who think she should show more decorum when detailing every violation in unflinching detail.”

  God, Rankin, violence and librarians

• “Sanctuary focuses on the small details of the everyday lives of these folks in unflinching detail.”

  Going Out and Finding Art

• “Flashes of magical realism, but at its heart it’s a saga of the lives – full of little pleasures and not inconsiderable suffering – of ordinary people, told in unflinching detail.”

  Brian Ruckley · Pre-Web Books: the Comics Edition

• “She recalled the unflinching look of his steel-bright eyes, his deep, queerly vibrating voice, which had no trace of self-consciousness or pretence.”

  Saint's Progress

• “Democratic legislators cannot be credibly described as unflinching ideologues who refuse to cut a deal.”

  AroundTheCapitol.com

• “And also this kind of unflinching, sometimes devastating honesty, you know.”

  NPR: In Memoriam: Sweet, Sad Rocker Vic Chesnutt

• “And with the moral authority of his background, his kind of unflinching backing in the Iraq War, not just of the surge, but at the beginning when he -- McCain diagnosed the problem in the war.”

  CNN Transcript Jan 8, 2008

• “Post is more then complicit with this kind of unflinching support for the murder of as many as 100,000 people based upon false evidence.”

  Firedoglake » Does Fred Hiatt Even Read the Washington Post?

• “Dlamini-Zuma and her delegation for their "unflinching" support for the Comoros peace process.”

  ANC Daily News Briefing

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