unsentimental造句
1) She was a practical, unsentimental woman.
2) Shute's prose is stark and chillingly unsentimental.
3) They are unsentimental about their impact on employees.
4) The story shows Lautro to be an unsentimental regulator with the power and will to crack down hard.
5) The movie is daring in its unsentimental view of the heroin lifestyle.
6) His hard, tough,[http:///unsentimental.html] unsentimental mind gave to the weak young republic the guidance it desperately needed.
7) Intelligent, well-read, unsentimental, unshockable, she had become the focus of Meg's life on the headland.
8) The recreations of naval battles are unsentimental, thrilling and scrupulous in their reality.
9) Maybe I'm not as unsentimental as I thought.
10) It is distinguished by an unsentimental portrayal of crime, violence and sex.
11) The books are very Jewish, in a creditable, unsentimental way, in substance and in attitude.
12) It is this aspect of Kennedy's legacy that most interests Steel, an unsentimental writer and an unapologetic liberal.
13) To the Enlightenment mind, no one else possessed the unsentimental rationality and essential competitiveness to make the new political economy succeed.
14) The son of a white woman from Kansas and a black goat herder-turned-academic from Kenya, Obama delivered an unsentimental account of squandered opportunities in postcolonial Africa.
15) Mr Galili 's artistic style is confrontational : athletic, unsentimental and often witty.
16) Oh, don't speak in that practical way . I never knew anyone so unsentimental.
17) The investigate , published in educational biography Cell Biology, could have unsentimental implications.
18) To be sure, China's actions on many fronts reflect the unsentimental policy of an emerging power.
19) Kieslowski started his career making documentaries, and uses an almost uncanny power of observation to capture the intimate details of everyday life in an objective and unsentimental manner.