Sentence examples for no one a from inspiring English sources

He may not look exactly the way you had envisioned, but he's out there! Here's Tori Kelly with "Dear No One," a message for my future boo.

The magnitude of this precarious success was lost on no one; a massive media scrum awaited the doctors as they emerged from the operation.

"Tell No One," a thriller based on a Harlan Coben novel, came out in America in July.

Deciding to wear something simply because it is – to use the current if grammatically nonsensical lingo – "on trend" has done no one a bit of good, ever.

In a sign of changing times, the presence of a visibly Western reporter and photographer fazed no one, a trend apparent in recent months on streets where most were once too scared to be seen talking to foreigners.

Spoiling does no one a service.

I found exactly no one, a real downer.

Has no one a sense of humor anymore?

"No one -- a child of 10, 12 or 14 -- her body will be ready for marriage," she told Clinton.

No one, a decade ago, anticipated that the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan would produce more than 50,000 battle casualties, among them some 16,000 young Americans so badly injured -- "ripped out of the hands of death" by advanced trauma care, as a Navy surgeon put it -- that many of them would require lifetime care.

Here Kleinman assimilates his mother's oft-repeated precept, "Take the advice of no one" -- a lesson in arrogance that serves him well later in life when, against all sensible objections, he starts a beer business in Pittsburgh.