I have found that the ruling families have been unstintingly generous towards the church, especially in the UAE.
"He remained unstintingly loyal, no matter what the circumstances and no matter how strong the temptation must have been to blow his own trumpet and say that events had proved him right".
The most prominent victim was Mahmoud Zoubi, prime minister for 13 years and speaker of parliament before that, who later committed suicide.Those left within Mr Assad's inner circle are either his own appointees, such as Ali Aslan, the chief of staff, or unstintingly loyal servants of his father, such as Mustafa Tlas, the defence minister.
At his penultimate rally, in an aircraft hangar in Columbus, Ohio, his supporters bellowed unstintingly throughout his laboured entry (it took two attempts to get his plane into the venue) and anodyne speech.
But they unstintingly admire Joseph's courage.
From his early years in London, he lived by his pen and gave himself unstintingly to satisfy the booksellers' demands.
When the South seceded, Hampton gave unstintingly of himself and his fortune to the Confederacy.
Hall, the British heroine of the day, played her part unstintingly, emerging first from the 1,500m swim before proceeding to haul Jenkins up to the front of the 40km cycling stage, peering back under her arm, over and over again, to see where the British gold contender might be.
With "Fifty Shades of Grey," the director (Sam Taylor-Johnson), the screenwriter (Kelly Marcel), and the writer on whose book the movie is based (E. L. James) all give unstintingly of their erotic imagination.
After Wright emigrated to Paris, in 1947, Ellison kept in touch by writing letters, in which he unstintingly repeated any disparaging remarks other writers had made about the great man.
Jung Chang and Jon Halliday's best-selling biography "Mao: The Unknown Story" (2005) went much further, describing a man who was unstintingly vile from early youth to old age.
