Sentence examples for are rarely spared from inspiring English sources
Civilians are rarely spared.
At the massacre sites that dot the Australian landscape, where shattered bones are still, today, laid bare by the elements, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children were rarely spared.
Full-thickness nail-bed grafts have the disadvantage of causing deformity of the donor site and are rarely used except when there are salvageable spare parts that would otherwise be not used [19].
Until the end of his life there was rarely a spare seat in any theater where he performed, and he often had people crying with laughter.
We are so used to making decisions about other people's lives, but rarely spared a thought for our own.
Boris Johnsonn) dazzles in China, say the newspapers – and why wouldn't he? Shiny things attract attention from those who have little of it to spare; the Queen is rarely seen in black and white, entirely by design.
To spare everybody's blushes, the rise of China is rarely mentioned as a factor in America's nuclear exception for India.
THE ROOMS The modern décor was spare but inviting, like the crash pad of a young tech lobbyist who's rarely home.
"In these recent months I have rarely been spared of the pain," she said.
Despite this finding the neurones in the basal ganglia are relatively spared and patients rarely present with evidence of basal ganglia dysfunction.
