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unwinking

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unwinking [ʌnˈwɪŋkɪŋ]
adj
vigilant; watchful


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THE UNWINKING GAZE Chapter Arts Centre, Cardiff Tel: 029 2030 4400 A DOCUMENTARY portrait of the Dalai Lama as he re-enters negotiation with China ahead of the Olympics.
Earlier in the book, several times Starr's eyes were described as black--as in the episode with Rafe quoted above, and, for another example, when Pastor Emerson and Monsignor Mulvaney met her: "Faced with those unwinking black eyes, Pastor Emerson faltered in the midst of a plea to let the miracle seekers return to their homes and families" (270)--the significance here is "those unwinking black eyes.
But the mongoose knew the power of his opponent's glassy, unwinking eyes, and refused to meet them.
 
 
 
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