Sentence examples for spared from being from inspiring English sources

Until now, The Times has been spared from being hacked by the S.E.A., but on Aug. 15, the group attacked The Washington Post's Web site through a third-party service provided by a company called Outbrain.

The Republican Senate leader, Benjamin F. Wade of Ohio, declared that by placing the debt "under the guardianship of the Constitution," investors would be spared from being "subject to the varying majorities which may arise in Congress".

Die Zeit Germany, April 10 Helpless Europe The war is not yet over, but there is already one thing that is clear: we are spared from being justified in our know-it-all attitude.

This represents a useful elaboration of the messages from the retina because, to the animal, uniformity is uninteresting; it is the nonuniformity created by a contour or a moving object that is of interest, and the brain is therefore spared from being bombarded by unnecessary information that would result if every receptor response were transmitted to the brain.

This part of the wall was spared from being dismantled and became the East Side Gallery, drenched in more than 100 colourful murals that collectively make up the world's largest open-air gallery.

Tehran is enjoying de facto international leniency and is being spared from being held to account.

The fact that this Hidden Hills neighborhood was spared from incineration is a good thing.

It was this talent that spared him from being killed by the Nazis when he was a child.

Boston's rally spared Derek Lowe from being saddled with a loss in his unsuccessful bid to pitch consecutive no-hitters.

That has spared me from being required to serve my country in the same fashion as my forebears.

The attacker will be able to plead with the plaintiff to spare him from being blinded fully.