Sentence examples for spared of any from inspiring English sources

Edwards, two weeks removed from a concussion and spared of any pressure from the Chargers' pass rush, was nearly flawless.

He looks at the camera with eyes spared of any legible emotion, giving us a sense of the vast, churning system that keeps him in place, sleepwalking between life and death.

(For the unfortunate among you who have missed -- spared of?

The motor cortex appeared to be spared of identifiable deficits.

And I count on being spared of this.

But it has not been spared of water shortages.

The solitary tract and periaqueductal gray were predominantly spared of PrPSc.

No one is to be spared of your criticism.

The popular deduction for home-mortgage interest that helped create suburban America, for example, was not adopted to boost home-ownership but included quite innocently in a 1913 income-tax law that spared interest of any kind.

For reasons I'll explain in a moment, while this kind of cut seems more draconian than many in the country are facing (at least those who have jobs), it is really equivalent, and I don't know why Congress should be spared any of the pain that it has so effectively imposed on the rest of us.

"We were spared any of the tragedy; we just know what might have happened.