They lecture our shortcomings
unsparingly, and every night they call us together and read to us chapters from the Testament that are full of gentleness, of charity, and of tender mercy; and then all the next day they stick to their saddles clear up to the summits of these rugged mountains, and clear down again.
Without much extravagance of eulogy, the spectacle might even be termed splendid; for, according to the fashion of the times, the ladies shone in rich silks and satins, outspread over wide-projecting hoops; and the gentlemen glittered in gold embroidery, laid
unsparingly upon the purple, or scarlet, or sky-blue velvet, which was the material of their coats and waistcoats.
Short and easy as her tasks were, if done at all, they were slurred over, at any time and in any way; but generally at the least convenient times, and in the way least beneficial to herself, and least satisfactory to me: the short half-hour of practising was horribly strummed through; she, meantime,
unsparingly abusing me, either for interrupting her with corrections, or for not rectifying her mistakes before they were made, or something equally unreasonable.
He had the further mortification of seeing the very Shadwell whom he had so
unsparingly ridiculed replace him as poet laureate.
He did not attempt to offer conventional consolation, and put the gravity of my responsibilities
unsparingly before me, but I had no need of a spur.
He lived in a world of obstinate and incessant change, tand in parts where its operations were
unsparingly conspicuous.
For proof, she harangued the entire household
unsparingly till food and drink were brought; and in the evening - the smoke-scented evening, copper-dun and turquoise across the fields - it pleased her to order her palanquin to be set down in the untidy forecourt by smoky torchlight; and there, behind not too closely drawn curtains, she gossiped.
"Although the monies expended upon you in your minority, and the bills which you have drawn upon him so
unsparingly of late years, far exceed in amount the sum to which you are entitled in your own right (being the third part of the fortune of your mother, the late Mrs.
6), A Sense of Siege
unsparingly reveals the Huntingtonian notion of the "West versus the rest" for precisely the sort of special pleading that it is.
French writer of novels and plays who
unsparingly satirized the clergy and social conditions of his time and was one of the 10 original members of the Academie Goncourt, founded in 1903.
For opportunity creation, free time, labor, and money are spent
unsparingly. Success is not measured by the yardstick of cost accounting, because the individual finds a higher value in the achievement of opportunity creation.
But praise heaped as
unsparingly as this blots out nuance and chokes off interest.
unsparingly - in a scathing and unsparing manner; "she criticized him scathingly"