Sentence examples for the unstinting from inspiring English sources

I've added a third star for the unstinting commitment of all the performers.

And more than a few reflect the unstinting businessman: "Be a yardstick of quality.

There is a risk of events like this overshadowing the unstinting work of its staff.

Critics have underestimated Takemitsu because of the unstinting sensuousness of his music.

It's a plea for honesty – and an injunction against the unstinting tiresomeness of middle-class guilt.

He was helped by the unstinting support and devotion of his beloved wife Patricia.

But it was a victory that, in good measure, was gained by the unstinting expenditure of Red Army lives.

The charity had long enjoyed the unstinting support of major corporations like Johnson & Johnson and Warner-Lambert and many celebrities.

This exceptional show — which ought, perhaps, to have been called "Degas and the Naked" — explores the unstinting, even cruel naturalism Degas brought to the female form.

If anyone needs reminding of that, read the remarkable Tony Judt, the historian who brought the same unstinting lucidity to his death last month from Lou Gehrig's Disease as he did to the sweep of 20th-century European history.

His sympathies for the poor and the maltreated are unstinting to the end.