Sentence examples for unstinting as from inspiring English sources

Of course, the danger of a talent as unstinting as this is always going to be wear and tear.

Make no mistake, Mr. Musharraf's support for the war on terrorism was never as unstinting as Washington claimed.

First, his support for the war against al-Qaeda and the Taliban was neither as freely given nor as unstinting as it is often portrayed.

As if the television income were not enough, it will be reinforced by foreign investors inclined to pour in cash, even if they are not so unstinting as Roman Abramovich.

And unstinting as he is, he also has two new poetry books just out: Don't Mention the Children, poems for grownups (Smokestack Books £8.95) and A Great Big Cuddle – Poems for the Very Young (Walker Books £14.99).

The cast is uniformly solid and the staging as unstinting as one would expect from Lincoln Center.

No other cultural object of 2016 has given me as much unstinting joy as this four-minute blast of Squeeze by way of an early Trax release, and for that reason alone, it should be treasured for years to come a glistening reminder that we'll always be able to find some kind of laughter in the dark. Josh Baines.

The slightly carnivalesque result reads as an unintentional tribute to her unstinting honesty as an artist, one who paints it as she sees it, secure in her knowledge of the artistic gift of the passing days and seasons.

The father of 10, he was an unstinting provider as a truck driver and laborer, a man who "changed the soles of the children's shoes himself".

I passed fields of pigs, the handsome and tasty, acorn-fed patas negras, and found it hard to hold their unstinting gaze as I recalled the chorizo, lomo and serrano ham I had consumed.

He was known for his unstinting work as a sheep farmer, showing the stamina of his great-grandfather Zachariah Meads, who at the age of 12 had left the family home in Wellington after a row with his father, walking 120 miles before reaching Wanganui, where he became a farmer, an occupation taken up by Meads' grandfather and then his father, Vere.