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Lois was none too pleased aBout it.

The food is none too good here.

The help came none too soon.

You did it none too well.

My father was none too pleased with my school report.

He came to realize his mistake none too late.

We got home none too soon. It started to rain.

The salary they pay me is none too high.

You never used to like drinking, and your health's none too good. Why drink so heavily?"

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

Her none too brilliant mind was not of much service in this crisis.

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

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

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

I puts it all away, some here, some there, and none too much anywheres, by reason of suspicion.

At the front desk we see Vice President Cheney looking none too pleased (many conservatives disapprove) and President Bush next to a big bureaucratic stamp.

Wu Sun-fu was none too pleased at this reply. He glanced quickly at the smiling face of Tu Wei-yueh.

The car had left the city and was now bumping over a none too smooth road on the outskirts, churning up a swirl of hot, choking yellow dust as it sped along.

"Maybe you like Miss Su's dead-fish-belly white. You yourself are as black as a chimney sweep. Just take a look at yourself in the mirror," she answered him none too logically.

The logic whereby law can be believed in is none too inevitable to exist, while the western faith in law is unprompted to be born in particular history conditions.

Her voice was joined by Rhett's excellent bass, and as they went into the second verse those on the porch breathed more easily, though Heaven knew it was none too cheery a song, either.

"After you get there, be sure to take good care of the old man and the old lady. They say he's rather strange; his wife's temper is none too good either. Don't be stubborn; it's best to go along with their whims.

The questions were none too subtle but Pitty, in her pleasure at having a member of the family to talk to, did not even notice the bald way the questions were put. She plunged with tears into the details of her misfortunes.