unsentimental

/ ˌʌnsɛntɪˈmɛntəl /

adjective

not tending to indulge the emotions excessively
a frank and unsentimental account

Howard is unsentimental when it comes to how he was treated at the end of his time at Manchester United.

It offers keen insights into Hitch's craft while painting an intimate and unsentimental picture of the man behind the camera.

“It devolved from a very poor neighborhood to a very lawless one,” says Randall, who is refreshingly unsentimental.

Add his evocative, unsentimental new memoir, Elsewhere, to the list.

I like that second graf especially, because it is an entirely market-based, unsentimental case for government.

Phillipa kept Louie near her and made funny unsentimental speeches until the old feeling seemed quite restored.

It is only in practical, unsentimental England that these things are at all possible.

What could possess him to be so provoking and unsentimental to-night?

He's unsentimental and level headed, and doesn't like marriage.

Garry—unsentimental Garry—blinked as the car shot down the lane.

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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