Sentence examples for Gladly no from inspiring English sources

Despite a surfeit of the genre's requisite trappings (food rationing, secret police, universal surveillance, dopey government acronyms), "Chalcot Crescent" might be the least depressing — certainly it's the most cheerful — dystopian fiction I've ever come across, thanks to Weldon's slashing wit and her refusal to suffer fools gladly, no matter how despotic.

It was anything but artistic but it was a win, and Glendale High School basketball Coach Steve Keith took it gladly, no questions asked.

He gave freely and gladly, expecting no thanks.

They are individuals who have passed through the first and second acts of being helped or having their hopes fulfilled; they might once have suffered fools gladly, but no more.

He knew that his notoriously low boiling point, the weight of his erudition, and his constitutional inability to suffer fools gladly were no more likely to recommend him to the hagiographers of his generation than they had to the electors of 1800.

Stew Leonard's gladly accepts returns, no questions asked.

Ford, sportsmanship awards or no, gladly suffers the bumps and bruises of hockey.

He makes change gladly (there are no receipts) and often seems to know most of the people who board.

Prickly and abrasive, he did not suffer fools gladly and made no attempt to cultivate the "movers and shakers" of the art world.

When I think of Richard Serra's work as art, or of art as what Richard Serra does, a bracing bleakness descends, like that of a stern northern region, where people live gladly, while under no illusion that it's the isle of Capri.

Admittedly I was outspoken, did not suffer fools gladly and pulled no punches.