Sentence examples for unstinting source from inspiring English sources
She fixed me with a serious mum look (my mum is an unstinting source of sensibleness) and said: "Not everyone is in the same situation as you".
Through March 9 Africa is an unstinting source of new photography, of which New York would see little on a regular basis were it not for a few commercial galleries and the Walther Collection.
(Johnson) ★ 'Distance and Desire: Encounters with the African Archive (Part II: Contemporary Reconfigurations)' (through March 9) Africa is an unstinting source of new photography, of which New York would see little were it not for a few commercial galleries and the Walther Collection.
(Smith) ★ 'Distance and Desire: Encounters with the African Archive (Part II: Contemporary Reconfigurations)' (through March 9) Africa is an unstinting source of new photography, of which New York would see little were it not for a few commercial galleries and the Walther Collection.
(Cotter) Last Chance ★ 'Distance and Desire: Encounters with the African Archive (Part II: Contemporary Reconfigurations)' (closes on Saturday) Africa is an unstinting source of new photography, of which New York would see little were it not for a few commercial galleries and the Walther Collection.
And if tomorrow the world seems a little indifferent as it awaits new achievements from you, your families will still be your most unstinting source of encouragement, counsel and often since the world can be a little stingy at first financial support.
Mr. Evans is also a source of unstinting loyalty, which is a nonnegotiable demand of anyone in Mr. Bush's inner circle and a vestige of the Texas governor's belief that his father was occasionally ill served by aides with excessive ambitions and egos.
From the beginning of her adult life, Sue was passionate and unstinting in her charitable work.
Bradley's colleague George Padelopoulos, B& Qs responsible sourcing manager, is more direct: "It's time that responsiblenacity, commitment, resourcing and unstinting passion for doing the right thing is recognised.
Constant, unstinting, exhausting supervision.
What explains this unstinting conviviality?
