Bogus payslips are produced along with faked time-cards and workers are drilled on the correct answers to questions.Mr Clark's conclusion is unsparing.
The butchery would have been unsparing.
In his speeches and writings, Gandhi was unsparing in his denunciation of British imperialism as "a satanic system".
If he was more restrained about others in the middle volumes, about himself he remained completely unsparing throughout.
To his deputy they were just as unsparing, beginning – as Nick Clegg must have known they would – with the credibility he lost, the reputation he destroyed, when he broke his word on tuition fees, and moving on to ask what plans he was making for life out of work.
Lyrically, it is not unfamiliar territory for the band, meshing righteous political anger with unsparing self-reflection ("We live on dread" they cry in Bury Our Friends, an unflinching account of contemporary anxiety).
Such a Government will find it difficult to overcome the thousand difficulties presented by the organisation of the States, by the bitterness of partisans, or by the exasperated feelings of the army, and will be driven, we fear, to overcome them by violence, or at least to deal with them in a spirit of unsparing rigour.
On this, readers can make up their own minds.Mr Langguth's overall conclusion is unsparing: "America's leaders, for 30 years, had failed the people of the North, the people of the South, and the people of the United States".
Ségolène Royal talks about the need to counterbalance "the American hyperpower".Certainly the Socialists too want to restore trust to the transatlantic link; but they are unsparing in their criticism of Tony Blair toeing the American line over Iraq.
But Mr Dodge is clear, concise and unsparing about the country's ongoing agony.
Mr Leeming is unsparing of the gay episodes that punctuated it.From 1953 Spender co-edited the intellectual journal Encounter for more than ten years and was embarrassed by the revelation that the CIA had paid for it.
