Sentences with phrase «very unapologetic»

«I became very unapologetic for making beautiful paintings...,» he said.

Cheryl had a great voice and although she's a flawed human being and isn't afraid to write about the times she's messed up, she has a very unapologetic and feminist voice that I wasn't expecting.

«That singularity is always interesting — doing it the way you want to do it and being very unapologetic about it.»

Not exact matches

The series took a bold and unapologetic approach to the topic of the evolutionary biology of sex, and our vision was very well received.

Hopkins» character is even helped along by a senile robot named Cogman, an unapologetic C - 3PO ripoff whose very existence proves that Bay thinks nothing is sacred in his plundering of cinematic traditions.

Now he's returned with another low - budget genre film: the macabre, deviously pulpy, and very entertaining Split, an unapologetic B - movie that simultaneously finds Shyamalan returning to the territory of his most acclaimed and popular work.

But all came before Frances McDormand won every precursor award under the sun for her fierce, unapologetic, and frequently unsettling performance as the very angry, very resourceful mother of a murdered teenager.

Bold, unapologetic and very much self - aware of its own power, this film looks at adolescent sexual awakening (and at female sexual awakening — almost always framed in seemingly unavoidable clichés) with an eye that owes nothing to the memory that took it there.

Stella is a complex character, but one of the things that makes her very interesting is her unapologetic sexual tastes.

Syndrome is an unapologetic in its difficulty, with powerful enemies that are often very difficult to kill.

Craft, technique, and awareness of the history of materials are very much in evidence in Simone Leigh's work, which takes up subjects cast as inherently abject by the cultural mainstream for the fact of their unapologetic Blackness, but appeals on a technical and material level to curators and audiences who might otherwise marginalize the work and its message.

They may not be very forgiving though if you appear unapologetic.