Sentence examples for give no one from inspiring English sources

"I don't give no one trouble up here.

They really don't want to give no one else respect.

But a divided, sour, reckless party that, as George Packer and Jelani Cobb point out, trades on racial bitterness ever more explicitly can poison our political culture to an extent that should give no one pleasure.

If you don't express a strong opinion and instead let the chapel sort it, you may find yourself staring at one huge urn (why always an urn?) filled with ugly chrysanthemums that have taken your entire budget and will give no one any joy.

Do not avert your eyes from the needy, give no one occasion to curse you; for if someone curses you in distress, his Maker will give ear to the imprecation.

The ingredients make a great pesto that will give no one indigestion.

"It would give no-one more pleasure than me to get to an answer quickly, but the world isn't like that," he said.

But he is a former communist, knows no French, lacks charm and, in the interviews he has given, no one has remarked on his boots.

The opposite of that is a whitelist, which gives no one access except those on the whitelist.

And everything God has given, no one can charge for it," he said.

What is known as straight voting gives no one an edge.