Ms Guillem is still, without doubt, one of the dance world's most uncompromisingly adventurous artists.

ECONOMIST: Modern dance

It opened at the end of 2009 and continues to big a big draw, even with its uncompromisingly avant-garde programme.

BBC: The Hepworth: Is our love of modern art here to stay?

The big question is whether Mr Kohl is just electioneering, or whether the Germans (with or without Mr Kohl) prove as uncompromisingly serious as Lady Thatcher.

ECONOMIST: European Union

But for all its imposing stately grandeur, this was the simple Anglican prayer book service, its late medieval language bringing the congregation uncompromisingly face to face with the reality of death.

BBC: Margaret Thatcher: the end of an era

When you've made it back to terra firma stroll east along the river, past the Royal Festival Hall and the uncompromisingly brutalist National Theatre, navigating the crowds that cluster around the street entertainers.

CNN: The story

On the first floor, Strand's uncompromisingly austere photography (from Spanish, North American and Mexican collections) offers a hard-bitten "collective portrait" of small-town Mexican life told through photos of individuals, landscapes, studies of architecture and religious iconology.

WSJ: Review: Two Sides of the Same Coin | 'Henri Cartier-Bresson/Paul Strand, Mexico 1932-1934' at Fondation Cartier in Paris