Sentence examples for perhaps spared from inspiring English sources

Viewers of the movie, denied (or perhaps spared) the sight of Ms. Browning's gyrations, would be more apt to nod off if not for the incessant noise.

The rescue in Latta — and countless others by government rescue teams and volunteer forces — perhaps spared an addition to the death toll.

But they would probably have mitigated the human pain and perhaps spared the financial system as serious a crisis, without requiring the Fed to take a stand on whether a bubble existed.

This, perhaps, spared it from some of the misguided experimentation that has left Britons staring at their Fortnum & Mason bowls with queasiness every December: another case of frontier American simplicity being a hidden virtue.

Although Herder does not mention Schiller by name anywhere in Kalligone, he does begin the work by bemoaning the influence of Kant's third Critique upon his followers, and Schiller might be supposed to be the foremost among these, albeit one with whom Herder had to maintain cordial relations in Weimar and perhaps spared for this reason.

Marlowe's early death should perhaps spare him the criticism his first plays warrant.

While we're examining the final weekend of the Football League season, we should perhaps spare a thought for Carlisle.

Either Mr. Sundstrom has spartan tastes, or he opened the place on a shoestring; it's attractive but bare -- perhaps spare is a nicer word.

By recognizing that, Mr. Moore said, Mr. Bush will perhaps spare himself distrust and opposition in his own party as he faces the legislative necessity of overcoming distrust and opposition in Democratic ranks.

While you're revelling in the low scores at the top of the leaderboard, perhaps spare a thought for Ryan Kennedy.

So perhaps spare a thought for Steve Jobs beginning Apple in his parents' garage, before you convert yours to a spare bedroom for the au pair or the mother-in-law.