unsentimental造句

I found him tough, smart, shrewd, very unsentimental, very pragmatic.

By almost every measure, Paul Pfingst is an unsentimental prosecutor.

Each, in his own unsentimental way, understands the other better than do those around them.

Mr Jobs is famously unsentimental, and took being forced out of Apple as an opportunity to think afresh.

Based on his own novel, Pasolini's first film is a realistic and unsentimental look inside the slums of Rome.

Right outside the Saab museum, a giant black cast iron steam engine stands as a monument to this unsentimental approach.

Indeed, there could be no greater testimony to its health than the unsentimental ability to let one-time national champions float quietly off into another's embrace.

In Hong Kong grass-roots groups are fighting (with only some success) to save the few remaining ancient Chinese villages in the New Territories from the wrecking balls of unsentimental developers.

Only the heavy heart is the connotation of the heart, to find, to perceive the new and full of every day, not short sight, unsentimental, to find the direction of life, to live the life of the frankness, of course, the need to cure the pain of life, where there is no time to count, to be good to life, is the true faith in life i