Sentence examples for should be spared from from inspiring English sources
I know Alex Ross to be a music critic so sublime that he should be spared from irksome toil.
Those on the Tory right advise drastic measures to reduce the deficit and do not feel any budget should be spared from otherwise swingeing cuts across the public sector.
For members of the Western Shoshone Nation, a desire to protect the jack rabbits and the scrub brush, stubborn survivors of a thousand nuclear blasts, only partly explains why they believe this pockmarked landscape should be spared from becoming the dumping ground for the world's most dangerous poison.
Rectum and bladder tissues are considered as organs at risk in radiation treatment of cervical cancers, and they should be spared from unwanted radiation risk.
On one hand recognition of metastatic lesions, which are at a high risk of fracture, is essential for timely prophylactic fixation, while on the other hand patients with a low risk of pathologic fractures should be spared from overtreatment.
Children should be spared from hunger.
No expense should be spared for land-based immersion.
On Friday, Judge M. Teresa Sarmina of the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas ruled that Mr. Williams should be spared, saying prosecutors had withheld evidence from the defense showing that Mr. Williams's victim, Amos Norwood, whom he beat to death in 1984, had homosexual relationships with minors, including Mr. Williams.
The defense has argued that Mr. Nichols suffers from psychological delusions and should be spared the death penalty.
12 No effort should be spared to assist all those who wish to fast from doing so as safely and courteously as possible.
Marc Rivera, 14, an eighth-grader from the Bronx, also said the school should be spared.
