unapologetic

The movie is just as unapologetic about the drug culture.

And he is unapologetic about the price she was asked to pay.

She seems unapologetic, at peace with herself as a woman.

But the groups were unapologetic about their campaign and said it would continue.

The teachers made him dye his hair black again, but he is unapologetic.

"These people are unapologetic about what they did," he said, "and somebody has to hold their feet to the fire."

This creative measure is based on an unapologetic political deal.

He was unapologetic about sitting on the report from the dentist's wife.

And like most soul artists, U2 is unapologetic about taking things back to church.

I'm ambivalent, in large part because we are an unapologetic drug culture.

It was also a very unapologetic affirmation of what he wanted.

Unapologetic for the sign, he said the message was "a figure of speech."

It did not hand up indictments, and he was unapologetic.

There, she walks past her unapologetic boyfriend without looking at him.

"I will offer the American ideals of economic freedom a clear and unapologetic defense."

She is unapologetic about naming a man to run a women's advocacy group.

But most of the time she is funny, unapologetic and outspoken on the subject.

He also called her a great example of a character who unapologetic in how tough and cute she is.

A key characteristic of the group was their unapologetic Jewish identity.

Bruce, at least, met my eye with an unapologetic little shrug.

But he remains unapologetic about using his position to promote family members to the front of the line for state employment.

And having been down for so long she is now, her friends say, in a period of unapologetic elation.

Then, as at his death last week, he seemed stubbornly unapologetic about being general secretary of a party whose time had passed.

Simply put, the unapologetic defenders of America often lack the expertise they need.

McEnroe was unapologetic about the cool relationship between the two players.