Sentence examples for spared something from inspiring English sources

You are being spared something, and that in itself is worth celebrating.

The result was that, a century later, a lot of French women still think of politics as something they have been spared — something that men, who like politics, have been doing for them, however badly.

Both have charm to spare (something Radcliffe reveals here more than ever before) and an easy complicity.

Perhaps we could all spare a few tins of cat food or some cat toys and really make these cats days a bit more happier as they must be feeling really glum, in fact we could spare something for all animals in shelters.

They spare him something, too.

"I'm wondering could you spare me something, Father".

Plus, it spares me something I never expect at the theater — a pre-curtain lecture.

But then maybe you have an hour of your life to spare for something as important as the general election?

And next time we're hit by that Scottish accent, "Spare us something for a cup of tea", we might look into those eyes a little differently.

If you really want to talk to me, pick up the phone yourself and call me!" Mr. McCain's angst about his career, family members and friends say, arose partly because he felt that he had been spared death for something larger, but, at midlife, he could not see what it was.

We have a great need to live with the illusion that we and those we love are immune to mortality, but inevitably, somewhere along the line, even if we ourselves are spared from illness, something cracks open — a father or a friend gets cancer, a mother succumbs to Alzheimer's, a husband has a terrible accident, a child dies — and what Virginia Woolf once called "extreme reality" floods in.