unblinkingly's Usage Examples:

with renewed creative energy, creating a series of works that looked unblinkingly at his condition.

critic Neil Genzlinger reviewed the movie was being "modest" and deals "unblinkingly with gay bashing among high school students.

"starts at the beginning and goes straight through to the inevitable end, unblinkingly.

has been dedicated to exploring tragic situations, and Hayward stares unblinkingly into these horrors".

quartets, but decidedly more positive and serene in expression (yet unblinkingly clear).

in European drama, but there is equally no one who makes us look so unblinkingly at our basic selves.

four, stating that "Savior is a brutally honest war film that looks unblinkingly at how hate and prejudice can pose as patriotism.

for The Guardian, described the Seaside album as "casually expressive, unblinkingly honest, and often charmingly autobiographical" and said that only "the.

"Quebecois roots", and La Presse described him as "the little soldier staring unblinkingly at the angry Warrior.

bird flu, global warming or dirty bombs lost the ability to keep you unblinkingly awake until the disquieting calm of dawn’s early light? How about a side.

despite the modern reality of much else that he writes, that he can unblinkingly accept this unintuitive and barely comprehensible principle as self-evident.

her review of the film, noting Porfirio's "fixed camera" that "stares unblinkingly".

of Time Out said that "Apted and cinematographer Roger Deakins focus unblinkingly on the poverty endemic to the reservation.

The album starts off with "When It Was Over," an unblinkingly honest look at love's perseverance in the face of hurtful situations.

Beckett requires the actor remain practically motionless and stares unblinkingly toward – though not directly at – the camera lens, an extraordinary demand.

" She described Aberin-Sahdwani and Laurel as "unblinkingly honest," adding that the female judge's "insistence on quality, workmanship.

romance", added that it is a love song that is "no less sexy for being unblinkingly true to life", and Jocelyn Vena of MTV News wrote that the song is "all.