unblinkered造句

• Meanwhile, Payne's unblinkered, unsentimental but nonetheless affectionate portrait of India gives her book atmospheric power.
• Morris takes an unblinkered look at the eccentricities of the four men, but his portraits are puckish and quietly admiring.
• The female poets of the early black power movement like Sonia Sanchez and Nikki Giovanni are particular targets of Als'unblinkered aesthetic vision.
• Seriously, just try and talk it out instead of jumping to conclusions about me and acting surprised when my ignored attempts at discussion transform into unblinkered arrogance and beligerence.
• :" The driving principle in the Ramsay line of cases continues to involve a general rule of statutory construction and an unblinkered approach to the analysis of the facts.
• There's admiration of him but no sanitizing of a man who, in Teachout's unblinkered view, was not only unequivocally anti-Semitic but, perhaps worse, given what Mencken supposedly stood for, something of a philistine himself.
• But " East and West " is nonetheless a fresh, unblinkered and in places iconoclastic look at Hong Kong, China and the West that challenges some of the received wisdom on these subjects and marches with spirit and independence toward its conclusions.
• Still, the unblinkered account he gives leads to the conclusion that, however brave and potentially useful it may have been, the secret war against Hanoi was close to a wasted effort the way it was conducted during the long and tragic U . S . military engagement in Indochina.
• The chance to see such revisionism in action is certainly a reason to visit the show, but the reason to linger long into an afternoon is, of course, Goya himself, who time and again conveys a moral vision of such unblinkered emotional truth as to rivet even the most casual viewer in his tracks.
• Russians as " Germans ", shooting in poor or old women or cackling over the girl who skedaddle from them on all fours  these paintings are not so easy to accept even for the most liberal and unblinkered consciousness, but it makes the effort of every reader to open " Diary " even more valuable.