unsparing in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

unsparing in the PONS Dictionary

unsparing Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be unsparing in one's efforts
no escatimar en esfuerzos
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He was most unsparing of himself in his confirmation tours, although the bodily fatigues thus entailed were far too much for his failing strength.
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At one time he was an unsparing critic of its quality, but in later years he became strongly convinced of its general excellence and wholesomeness.
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In general, the tone of these articles was sober and at times unsparing, in contrast to her often rapturous reporting in her 1918 stories.
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The author's style is elaborately descriptive and unsparing in its use of superlatives.
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In this treatise he defends the probabiliorism of his school, and in the heat of the controversy is unsparing in his denunciations of the doctrine of probabilism.
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Unsparing of our ardent blood, let our efforts increase.
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The anti-corruption drive has been unsparing of top generals.
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Directors were drawn to her fierce, almost relentless beauty and her unsparing gaze.
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The award cited her unrelenting efforts for justice and unsparing criticism of government authorities.
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The book is vivid and unsparing as it describes the separation of slave families and the sad plight of young female slaves.
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