Sentence examples for carefully spared from inspiring English sources

The government says its offensive has carefully spared civilians.

The posterior cutaneous femoral nerve was carefully spared and the superficial fascia sectioned.

Sequestration carefully spares programs like Medicare and Social Security that actually contribute to the debt problem.

Ms. Seyfried shows some of the charm and verve of those authors' expatriate heroines, and it is hard not to root for Sophie's happiness, even as the film carefully spares her the risk of serious heartache.

The truth is that a military strike intended to destroy Iran's nuclear program, if managed carefully, could spare the region and the world a very real threat and dramatically improve the long-term national security of the United States".

The abbey church, which was spared, was carefully restored from 1836 to 1923, and the abbey was rebuilt by Benedictine monks after World War II.

I choose what I write about very carefully, so I've been spared what some Muslim writers receive.

And in the first two stanzas of "One Letter is Enough," Liu Xiaobo recognizes that the carefully chosen, spare language of poetry is essential when time is fleeting: one letter is enough for me to transcend and face you to speak as the wind blows past the night uses its own blood to write a secret verse that reminds me each word is the last word.

With the surgical microscope and glass probes, this cavity was carefully inspected visually to confirm the absence of spared spinal tissue, and then filled with Gelfoam.

We also carefully inspected the transection site to ensure there was no tissue that was spared from transection.

We're spared this discomfort today, with the American dead from two ground wars carefully airbrushed from public view.