none too

"Sandy, I've come to the decision that I'm not ready to get married, " he announced, none too gently.

You show your results to your manager, who seems none too pleased that you were able to meet these requirements.

I'm sure Henry was none too pleased to hear the news, which must have come as a shock to him.

with that of Lucy's, but the atmosphere was different: this place was bare, cheerless and none too clean.

It is unfortunately none too well understood that, just as the State has no money of its own, so it has no power of its own.

Gossipy men, known as " long-tongued men" , are found everywhere although the epithet is somehow none too popular yet.

None too subtly, Lu Xun's message was that China's traditional culture was acannibalistic, destructive monster.

Their action came none too soon, for events in Europe and Asia demanded concerted cooperation for peace by the American republics.

Nora's own hands were none too steady, but she had poise and composure that young Melly lacked.

Against the east wall were a none too new blue satin back-rest and a bolster.

They were rescued none too soon; they'd already finished all the food and only had water for a couple more days.

An unfortunate characteristic, however - one that the Forsaken are none too enamored with is the steeds almost universal stubbornness.

The film is definitely of the wry and often none-too-subtle social commentary genre, but is still a comedy, of sorts, which is nice.

In some none-too-uncommon circumstances, however, multiple instances can occur, even in a class coded as a singleton.

But some recipients are none too happy, either: They're complaining too much of the payout is coming in stock instead of cash.

i puts it all away , some here , some there , and none too much anywhere s , by reason of suspicion.

Quite a few in fact, and none too flattering.

She did it none too well.

In other words, the rich are getting richer faster, and the rest of us are none too happy about it.

It is a none too pleasant verdict on the legitimacy of the current international financial order.

We got to the station none too soon because there were a lot of other people waiting to buy tickets.

Pisces is very creative but in a Neptunian way - lovely, ethereal and none too focused.

But oh how the times have changed: and none-too-soon.

Other tobacco companies are clearly none too keen on the Liggett deal.

So it's hardly surprising that Chapman has been none too coy about self-publicity.

The outlook for trade with Japan is none too bright, either.

His brain is none too small, but he is weak in memory and sloppy in thinking.

I am taking no notice, and I suggest you take none too.

The service in this restaurant is none too fast.

The service in this restaurant is none too good.

The boss was none too satisfied with the result.

He came to realize his mistake none too late.

By age 11 I had had a none-too-sweet taste of communism in Hungary.

The service in this shop is none too fast.

None too; The food is none too good here.

The salary they pay me is none too high.

You arrived none too early.

the passage is none too clear.

Now he had to live in the home he had built none too well.

We did the work none too well.

You got home none too early, in fact.

This may be true but it did have a core community that is none too pleased about Google's decision.

A puff at noon Is none too soon.

You did it none too well.

In fact, the two have a none-too-friendly rivalry.

(25)My coffee is none too hot.

If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you, If all men count with you, but none too much;

If neither does nor loving friends can hurt you; If all men count with you, but none too much;

If neither fors nor loving friends can hurt you, If all men count with you, but none too much;

seemed none too pleased with his dinner;

i ' ve quite a penny wagered on you . the wife ' s none too happy about it

I am none too fond of going under hatches, unless I'm obliged to;