hard feelings

Well, nothing except hard feelings from impertinent comments made by bewigged egocentrics with fiery tempers.

Rosenbaum reported that Ortega had indicated she harbored no hard feelings toward the Krims.

Kevin Kelley, a spokesman for Susan Collins, said the senator had no hard feelings about not being invited.

These words expressed something more than the usual hard feelings after an election defeat.

Obama told them that, in effect, there were no hard feelings.

No hard feelings, chiseler, but I sure would like to put a couple of slugs in your belly!

To show there were no hard feelings, he stayed for a moment to ask: "How are your husbands?"

No hard feelings had lingered from their fight in the old Armory.

"No, I haven't any hard feelings; neither has mother," returned Nan gravely.

I win if I can, but if I can't—well, there's never any hard feelings.