Sentence examples for would spare him from inspiring English sources

And, of course, Russia's asylum would spare him from the prosecution and imprisonment that Bradley Manning, for example, has faced.

But leaving now would spare him the difficult task of reinventing his company again.

Not being a citizen would spare him being tried for treason.

If Corbyn thought that the removal of David Cameron would spare him from scorn, he will have been disappointed.

Switzerland was, he enthused, a country "virtually run by polls": here, at least, was a country that would spare him needless grief about his populist vocation.

As for Ryan, the deal would spare him the doom that very likely will be his fate if he becomes Speaker.

Scott seemed to accept the lie without bitterness, as if he were grateful I'd spared him the truth namely that every second in his company was misery.

Scott seemed to accept the lie without bitterness, as if he were grateful I'd spared him the truth – namely that every second in his company was misery.

That he should reach his conclusion so confidently and so early on would, you'd think, spare him the effort of engaging seriously with religion and spare us the effort of reading the rest of the book.

Alain de Botton might belong to this group, were it not for this, in the first chapter: "Let us state that of course no religions are true in any God-given sense". That he should reach his conclusion so confidently and so early on would, you'd think, spare him the effort of engaging seriously with religion and spare us the effort of reading the rest of the book.

In addition, saving his client from prison would not spare him from the "disgrace and humiliation" he has suffered as a result of the conviction, his lawyer said.