Sentence examples for is usually spared from inspiring English sources

Colombia's capital is usually spared the violence of the 38-year guerrilla war; combat has largely been confined to the countryside.

Harsh cold, heavy snow and freezing rain afflicted not only China's eastern and central regions, but also its south, which is usually spared winter's worst.

But Rivera is usually spared road trips, and he did not believe it when he saw his name circled on the roster sheet posted in the clubhouse.

Christianity advertises the miseries of Jesus, their extreme and exemplary horror, but there's one kind of misery Jesus is usually spared.

The thoracic aorta is usually spared, where flow and shear stress are unidirectional.

The posterior and posterolateral aspect of the calf is usually spared in cases of distal lower limb soft tissue defects.

As a lifelong cyclist, I'm usually spared the horrors of public transport.

(Domesticated animals like dogs were usually spared mistreatment. Lassie, at least as portrayed by the dogs she knew, she said, was always treated well).

American synagogue life has its own challenges, but its clergy are usually spared the worry of headlines like "New Jersey Navy Blockades Hudson, Threatens Upper West Side".

Many American airports routinely deal with bad weather conditions resulting in delays, cancellations and excess time spent in dismal terminals, which Heathrow travellers are usually spared.

Luckily, my blushes were usually spared by staying ahead of the pack – it is an absurdly fast ride, leaping forward like a racehorse; I shaved minutes off my short commute.