unsparing

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A second student, Zhao, was unsparing. “This is the kind of society we live in,” he said angrily.
另外一名學(xué)生，趙同學(xué)憤憤的說：“這就是我們一直生活在其中的社會(huì)。”
But it is also powerful and unfailingly moving, not only as an historic document but also for its unsparing look at physical deterioration and premature death.
但是這部戲劇同樣是有力量的、總是那么感人，它不僅是一部歷史性的紀(jì)錄片，而且對(duì)體質(zhì)衰退和夭亡不留情面。
He is similarly unsparing about the plutocrats and Wall Street luminaries of his day, who he argued had destroyed the innate generosity of Americans and replaced it with greed and selfishness.
他對(duì)于那個(gè)年代的財(cái)閥和華爾街大亨們也是同樣毫無仁慈之心，他稱后者摧毀了美國(guó)人天生的慷慨大方，并代之以貪婪和自私。

Mr Sarkozy's unsparing criticism of contemporary French policy is not limited to foreign affairs.
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Finally, he admits his human frailty without hesitation, and is unsparing in his emotions.
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