Sentence examples for bore no malice from inspiring English sources
You guess it might have furthered his cause if a single member of the US press had been in the mixed zone but, typically of the man, Snyder bore no malice.
They had the pleasure of seeing the Americans carry off every single heat of the 110 metres hurdle race and cheered so heartily that it was plain they bore no malice..
In a meeting with the editorial board of The New York Times earlier Wednesday, Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi, 67, said she bore no malice toward the generals who oppressed her, and as a recently elected legislator from her party, the National League for Democracy, said she hoped to qualify as a presidential candidate one day.
Survivor Peter Blenkiron, who arrived in Rome wearing a t-shirt emblazoned with a photo of him as a child, told reporters he bore no malice against the church and was thankful the royal commission was seeking out the truth of those in charge.
"July 21, 1946, Friday, when the worst crisis for sometime... irritable with a class who were getting out of hand, in a state of virtual collapse at the weekend when the children were playing up - punished Jane and Matthew for the first time, not effective although they bore no malice.
But in truth Ptolemy bore no malice; on the contrary, he gave him gifts and kept him in his court, making him one of his friends and advancing him in honour.
He bears no malice for the Easterner, though he is wary, searching constantly for hidden agendas and the dagger in the smile.
There was no reason why he should have been; I bore him no malice.
THE house was an ordinary house: It bore him no malice.
