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• Hrdy does not flinch from the brutal side of human motherhood.
• Among epiphanies sexual, social and political the opera flinches from nothing.
• The documentary does not flinch from the sight of failure.
• Religion poses the eternal questions and does not flinch from the debate.
• Neither does he flinch from the horrors we customarily mask with discretion.
• Lasorda doesn't flinch from the pressure to win.
• Nor did Cheney flinch from delivering straight talk to those above him.
• Nor should the media flinch from covering casualty counts or honoring the fallen.
• He doesn't flinch from calling the shape " hourglass ."
• Seles wouldn't flinch from simultaneously taking on all three Bulgarian Maleeva sisters.
• Yet, Schieffer doesn't flinch from any involvement Hicks wants to have.
• Americans who long defended Hiss should not flinch from the evidence of his betrayal.
• The girl doesn't flinch from the vilest, cattiest, pettiest behavior.
• Fosse, who died in 1987, didn't flinch from these themes.
• This court should not flinch from making history.
• Sorenstam didn't flinch from the glare.
• Nevertheless, the inquisitor did not flinch from twisting the knife in the wound.
• Tanenhaus does not flinch from historical judgment.
• She certainly did not flinch from grappling with life's big themes in her piece.