| When an interviewer asked him recently who had most influenced his approach to the crisis, the reply was instant and unhesitating. |
| He uses refined colloquial language with a rhythm that is light and quick, an unhesitating flow that propels the poem and carries the reader. |
| My wingman provided the information at a critical moment, and his unhesitating decision to stay with me was the one that saved my aircraft. |
| Statements unfavourable to democracy are made with unhesitating confidence, and with the utmost bitterness of language. |
| But for non-veterans — including about four-fifths of all members of Congress — there is only unequivocal, unhesitating adulation. |
| In rapid succession, the minister exposes her ignorance, selfishness, incompetence, and unhesitating willingness to deceive the British public. |
