Sentence examples similar to mean no ill from inspiring English sources

The poor deer's blood, that my heart means no ill.

The Chicago Police Department regrets this honest mistake and certainly meant no ill will whatsoever".

He says, pointing at YoungThing, "Let me say, for what it is worth, that this young fellow meant no ill to you or your cause.

Mr. Putin at the time went out of his way to say that he meant no ill will toward the French.

She states a few lines later that her "heart means no ill" in the hunting – but if we bend to the working of the heart, does this not mean that we yield to it?

The young man who shops Father Rog, as he thinks with the good will of his therapist, is neither villain nor victim, and is happily gay despite his early sexual experiences; a nice chap who means no ill.

"I had let my emotions screw me up again and had betrayed someone who had meant no ill will for me, simply because I wanted to be on some television show that I liked a lot," he remarks wearily.

He said he chose furries because of the obvious wolf connection, and meant no ill will.

Within 48 hours, he apologizes, saying that he "meant no ill will".

It's gonna stop the world, man," he jokes as he rushes to explain that he means no ill.

Rhoda later told Business Insider that while he meant no ill will to Clinton, he could have been more eloquent.