Sentence examples for sparing with words from inspiring English sources

He is sparing with words, but he does not equivocate.

Wharton, a disciplined stylist, is as sparing with words as they are.

They were sparing with their words.

Even those who have spent time with him in Uefa meeting rooms – he is vice-chairman of the legal committee – say he is relatively sparing with his words.

"Sometimes you could spend a whole day and not see Craig's face because he's sat looking at the machinery and might not even turn around for a good three or four hours". Garvey picks up the theme: "He's sparing with his words, Craig.

Oncologists are sparing with the word, but she has his permission to count herself as cured: five years in total remission is as good as good news gets.

"You have to be sparing with the word 'historic,' " said Justice Minister Heiko Maas, who with a Social Democrat colleague, Family Minister Manuela Schwesig, spent months steering the law over legal and political hurdles.

Should there be such a swap, Mr. Netanyahu said, "We will not be sparing with a public discussion".

At the same time the austere staging of Strauss's "Ariadne auf Naxos" by the Canadian director Robert Carsen — sparing with color, devoid of décor yet rich in the way movement and gesture dovetailed with the words and music — was holding audiences spellbound.

He is sparing with technical explanations.

Crunchy slaw, sparing with mayo, is excellent.