Thus, even, the calm and silent air of Oblivion has been thought of as an unsparing Power.
Was she one flower of many, and singled out by death's unsparing finger from a wreath of beauty, whose remaining blossoms seem now to have lost all their fragrance and all their brightness?
But the Zulu boy, whose turn now came, and who received the same unsparing allowance, took it without movement or sound.
You must be like Caesar's wife," he said rather grimly, after an interview in which he had given her a certain unsparing warning.
He assailed the Ministers with a storm of invective and ridicule; and, while he enveloped his periods in a studied phraseology of pretended loyalty and devotion, he attacked the Queen herself with unsparing severity.
He went on, and told the story in unsparing detail, while his chance for the boat passed unheeded, and the clerks in the outer office hung up their linen office coats and put on their seersucker or flannel street coats.
After dinner, when Irene had cleared away the last trace of it in kitchen and dining-room with unsparing punctilio, she came downstairs, dressed to go out, and bade her father come to walk with her again.
I only think how good she is--how patient she is with me, and how unsparing she is of herself.
Indignant Mercy works with other tools; she leaps with the directness of lightning, and the same unsparing sincerity, to the spot to which she is attracted.
Men complained of Las Casas for being severe and unsparing in his speech.
He pulled and plucked with unsparing hand, and brought every variety of tint that he could see into his bunch that was rapidly becoming a bundle.
More ardently than ever did he wish for an opportunity for sloughing off the disgrace that enwrapped him, and earning some happier nickname from his three unsparing judges.
And his judgment had been one of unsparing contempt for small-scale efforts, of unquestioning respect for the big battalions and full purses.
Buckingham prayed the King to cause unsparing investigation into the charges raised against him to be made, for that such a proceeding would bring his innocence to light.
From care for him and intelligent advice she passes to harsh blame and most earnest warning: she is kind and sharp, friendly and rough, but almost ever more repellent and unsparing than mild.
Walpole's hand struck him down in the most unsparing and humiliating way.
The truth probably is that Chesterfield's bitter, sarcastic, and unsparing tongue made him enemies, who came in the end to see nothing but deformity in his person and perfidy in his heart.
Unsparing with the satire of his pen, he made enemies everywhere.
Their realism, humorous invention, ready wit, unsparing irony, and keen ridicule have exercised as potent an attraction as their gloomy misanthropy has repelled.
The Supper of Trimalchio, by Petronius, reproduces with unsparing hand the gluttony and the blatant vice of the Neronic epoch.
Still striving to be just in spite of all, Marcia Haddon held her speech, looking gravely at the other, who now went on, unsparing alike of herself and her hearer.
If there is any consistency in human nature at all, it is hardly possible that there were not those who recalled his incendiary speeches, his unsparing legislative action of the Budget days.
Once under an unsparing attack by Lloyd George, Chamberlain winced, leaped to his feet, and asked permission to make a second speech in reply.
It was part of our old Scottish severe unsparing character—calm to coldness outside, burning to fierceness, tender to agony within.
But if we defer giving the necessary power to the general government till the moment of danger arrives, we shall give it then, and with an unsparing hand.
We commenced as all happy lovers always do, and we were bothunsparing of the mutual proofs of our love, tenderness, and gratitude.
He was unsparing in his praises of his pupil, saying that he played the flute capitally, danced and fenced admirably, rode well, and wrote a good hand.
And then the floodgates of his tongue were loosed, and, at length, with unsparing detail of circumstances, he told her all that he wished, and all that he could not do.
With what endless care, with what unsparing labour, do we not strive to get together for our great national council the men most fitting to compose it.
The field is newly ploughed by the events of the last few years, and it becomes the Church to scatter the seeds of truth with an unsparing hand.
Those who are intimately acquainted with the treatment of the Pentateuch and Book of Joshua by the most unsparing of the German Rationalists will at once see the resemblance between their views and those of Colenso.
Bourdaloue's great forte was vigorous argument and unsparing denunciation, but he is said to have been lacking in the power of influencing and affecting his hearers.
The first of these was the elaborate and unsparing analysis and display of the motives, the weaknesses and the failings of individual character.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "unsparing" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
