Sentences with phrase «never flinching»

Through it all Oldroyd orchestrates things with utter confidence, never flinching once as things build to their shatteringly self - destructive conclusion.

With a premise not much more believable than Snakes on a Plane, this slickly made thriller entertains us from start to finish by never flinching once.

He was scrupulously orthodox, whether in matters of faith or morals — never flinching from demanding the highest standards in his young disciples and certainly never compromising on the content of Catholic morality.

But give him credit for never flinching.

He never flinched in his passion for Uber to dominate its markets.

That is why the press hate Wenger, he plays with a straight bat, never flinches and feeds them bullshit answers to bullshit questions — exactly what they deserve.

And the second thing you do is you never flinch.»

Right back: Gary Neville A red through and through, never flinched or ducked out of a challenge, and who can forget kissing his badge to the Liverpool fans when Rio scored the late winner in 2007?!

I have literally texted my midwife the most ridiculous questions, and she has never flinched.

My family never flinched; a true testament of their unfailing love and support.

«Reflecting on the speaker's career as a public official: When it comes to the issues that matter to working families, whether raising the minimum wage or protecting affordable housing, our public schools and the environment, Shelley Silver never flinches,» Lipton said.

Lincoln never flinches from the conflicts of morality that the president faced.

That's the big, definitive declaration I'm going to make about this turgid movie, a gut - pouring melodrama that never flinches in the face of its own largeness.

Luckily McCall's past is something that prepared him for situations exactly like this, and so despite facing such a daunting combatant he never flinches.

While Jeremy Renner (not seen in this sequence) is the obvious front man for the movie, giving a performance that is impossible to look away from, Ackroyd is the unsung hero, because his camera never flinches, and only rarely exaggerates.

Plus I'm a big Cobie Smulders fan because she never flinched during each and every «Robin is Canadian» joke on HIMYM.

Without getting into spoilers, it's worth noting that the harsh turns that friendships and relationships took during the course of Season 3 aren't easily forgiven, speaking to the way in which «BoJack» has never flinched from bleak emotional honesty in contrast to its more fantastical elements.

He has a pretty meaty role and never flinches.

Wahlberg, stern and focused throughout, never flinches at the mounting danger as he hurtles through the smoky hallways in an effort to save as many people as possible — although he's mostly focused on saving terrified rig worker Andrea Fleyta (Gina Rodriguez, eyes bulging on cue), whose sole purpose is to give Wahlberg's character the opportunity for a selfless act.

The actors filling out the supporting cast — from Eizik to the rabbi to a street beggar — never flinch from their honest representation of the world they live in.

The Raptor never flinched one bit — even when plowing through a foot of water, which applied a lovely wall of mud to the exterior sheetmetal in a very Jackson Pollack fashion.

I found myself in a soggy, chilly downpour, switched the steering wheel's manettino to «wet,» and never flinched while putting the power down aggressively.

Mary Cronk Farrell's outstanding middle - grade nonfiction book, FANNIE NEVER FLINCHED (Abrams), made the 2018 Amelia Bloomer list.

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He never flinched this year!

She's never flinched.

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Its natural instinct to flinch I get that, but at 6» 7 with that grimace on his face and the way he ducked looked like he had never played football before never mind supposedly won 100 caps for germany

As the fictional story of Lancaster Dodd (Philip Seymour Hoffman, never finer), a 1950s cult leader who mentors disturbed World War II Navy vet Freddie Quell (Joaquin Phoenix in the performance of his career), The Master doesn't flinch at taking on the business of religion.

This all comes off as more interesting in the synopsizing than in the actual telling; screenwriter Peter Landesman («Parkland») and director Michael Cuesta («L.I.E.,» the «Homeland» pilot) bobble their portrayal of journalism early on — you'll flinch if you know the first thing about newspaper captions or the inverted - pyramid style of reportage — and they (along with Renner) never make Webb a captivating enough character to follow through the ups and downs of this saga.

The fact that she never even flinched, gasped or otherwise showed any emotion when he appeared in Zero mission — and in the epilogue she didn't flinch at the mecha robot made in his image either, or when he came back semi-mechanical (Meta - form) in Metroid Prime, came back again in a phazon powered omega form in Prime 3, or when he came out of a statue — apparently reborn without the mechanical enhancements in prime in Super metroid.

Director Marco Kreuzpaintner has created a children's film that deals in dark themes without flinching, and never tries to downplay the evil that surrounds Krabat and the potential outcomes of the critical decisions he eventually must make.

Fenty quickly pushed through legislation that abolished the disputatious school board, won Rhee the authority to fire hundreds of central - office workers, and «has not flinched once through any of this, never,» she says.

Never once did the Q5 flinch in acceleration, stability, or ride quality when loaded.

That's a four - wheel slide at a hair under 110 mph, toward a wall, down a blind hill, and never once did I flinch.

While I pay a $ 4 per transaction (would turn out to be 8 % on a $ 100 purchase and sale), I never really flinch when I pay the $ 4.

It's a well - balanced blend of feeling immensely powerful — a feeling only emphasised by how your enemies grow more and more terrified as their comrades disappear, flinching at the merest sound and firing madly into the darkness — while at the same time remaining vulnerable to gunfire so as to make sure you never get too cocky.

Undertale (2015): It's suffered from overexposure to the point that some flinch to hear its name, but never mind.

When faced with vitriolic attacks from pro-gun adults that ranged from outright lies to threats, these young leaders barely flinched, remaining calm, never wavering from their resolve to make their horrific tragedy the last school shooting.