Sentence examples for never sparing from inspiring English sources

He took endless pains to get a perfect performance, and his reputation at the BBC and Glyndebourne was legendary, expecting the highest professional commitment from all with whom he worked, and never sparing himself.

Murdock obsessed over every detail, from selecting rose vines to choosing fabrics, never sparing an expense.

Updated, Monday, March 11 | The young groom took some moments on his wedding day to write a letter thanking his parents for never sparing time or money if he needed, say, a tutor or an eye doctor, and for sending him to yeshiva "to learn your values, religious and worldly, until I reached to this current lucky moment".

And Drake and his cronies have become much more humorous than before, never knowingly sparing the wisecracks.

His approach is suggested by the advice he gave to his pupil Matthew Harris Jouett: "Never be sparing of colour, load your pictures, but keep your colours as separate as you can.

Luckily, Windy had decided as a puppy that our kitchen floor was too slippery for her, so she slept in the garage and never came inside, sparing our house from the smell.

Thankfully, his prediction never came to fruition, sparing everyone the distressing outline of your genitalia.

Morgan Stanley appeared to hold the line: despite testing the offer price limit, Facebook shares never broke below that level, sparing the social network from a dreaded "busted I.P.O". on its first day as a public company.

OpenSite, Moai and Bidland never made it to an IPO, sparing at least some investors one day of euphoria and a long fall from grace.

Many patients with isolated cancer cells or micrometastases in the lymph nodes may never develop axillary metastases; thus the strategy of sparing the axillary dissection can avoid to an elderly patient many surgical complications leading to a better quality of life.

He had thought that his mother had long ago accepted who he was; when he had visited from America in the past, she had never pressed for any details of his American life, sparing him the pain of explaining himself.