Sentence examples for any one should be from inspiring English sources

There's no reason any one should be subject to constant berating or condescension.

Any act that does Bringers is being treated like a mug and any promoter running one should be ashamed of themselves".

In any case, no one should be asked or made to watch things that make them feel uncomfortable, so if your partner isn't into the idea, talk about whether there's anything else you'd both like to try instead.

Our terms and conditions are two clicks away from any purchase and no one should be in any doubt about our rules," he says.

When you get to be 80 you can die any moment, and no one should be surprised.

This was the most prominent spending pledge of the leave campaign – spelled out on their campaign bus so no one should be in any doubt – and constantly repeated.

But if the proliferation of the web has taught any lessons, it is that no one should be prepared to coast on today's successes.

By 23 June, no one should be in any doubt about which side Labour is on.

"With the world's eyes on Bahrain as it prepares to host the Grand Prix, no one should be under any illusions that the country's human rights crisis is over," said Hassiba Hadj Sahraoui, Amnesty International's Middle East and North Africa deputy director.

No one should be handicapped any further".

But no one should be in any doubt.