His was to be a generation of realists who would weld idealism to an unsentimental view of the way the world worked.

His unsentimental view of the world allows him to apply his banker's knowledge to the crimes that pop up.

This is a fiercely unsentimental view of death.

Mr. Faso is as stoic as they come, and he has an unsentimental view of politics.

As in her earlier short stories, it's such children of divorce who engage us with their unsentimental, clear-eyed view of life.

Now, at 73, he takes a remarkably unsentimental view about relinquishing his venture.

At bottom of the hilarity is Moliere's thoroughly unsentimental view of the relations between parents and children.

Like the gravediggers in "Hamlet," they offered an unsentimental view from the ground.

But it is an intensely moving but unsentimental view of humanity's place in nature, with a kind of mysterious charm.

More important, the film's unsentimental view of emotions is definitely his, though he is more compassionate than ever before.