| After decades of respectful froideur, the country has fallen madly in love with that unflinching emblem of postwar stoicism, the Queen. |
| It's a passionate, daring and unflinching look at the barbarousness of war. |
| He is unflinching in his descriptions of the ritual humiliations of a writer in Hollywood. |
| There's a formidable, unflinching adultness about Steely Dan, especially late Steely Dan, which is immensely impressive. |
| The first two were pride of government servants, for their unflinching loyalty to their profession. |
| However, David has praised Americans for respecting their sporting heroes and their unflinching patriotism. |
