Sentence examples for almost unstinting from inspiring English sources

The cast, led by Mlada Khudoley in the high dramatic soprano role of Empress, navigated the wall of orchestral sound with almost unstinting energy, even if it took a while to realise they were singing in German not Russian.

But deep into the afternoon on the final day, when almost five hours of unstinting diligence from the Surrey opener Zafar Ansari was ended by a run-out, Worcestershire had won a game, by 27 runs, that had been all but lost more than once during the interim.

An unstinting rant about war, race and class.

His notion of entitlement grows out of his seniority and his unstinting service to the party in almost every capacity except one: Presidential nominee... Dole's reply to the State of the Union address conveyed a sense of exhaustion; the melancholy shadows and tones of Dole's appearance brought into high relief an image that his advisers had carefully sought to suppress.

The best thing about the book is its unstinting candour.

Tall enough almost not to need a podium, with a conducting style that is precise on detail yet unstinting on passion, Van Steen has a natural authority.

Constant, unstinting, exhausting supervision.

What explains this unstinting conviviality?

But he can be one-sided, as in his unstinting praise for East Asian development policies that often repressed labor and restricted democracy, and in his tendency to absolve developing-country governments of almost all blame for their problems.

His love was unstinting and unreserved.

The author is unstinting in his admiration.