Meanings of so unsparing in English

Mrs. Armstrong received this as a joke, and begged him not to be so unsparing.

In the face of a calamity so unsparing and so dreadful, there was nothing to be said.

But the chief object of his literary censure is Timæus, who had been so unsparing of his strictures on others.

Rarely has there been a man so keen for the most strenuous service, so unsparing of himself, so eager to excel.

The spoilers are there, those blithe modern spirits, so frightfully clever and capable, so industrious, so determined, so unsparing of themselves and-ofothers!

Criticism so unsparing and so just, because based on the most searching insight into character and conduct, it would be difficult to find elsewhere.

"We have no birds," says Bradford Torrey, " so unsparing of their music: they sing from morning till night."