1.   But really, he meant no harm.

2.   He knew his father was a good man, a kind man, honest, meaning no harm to anyone.

3.   Mrs Sugden meant no harm to anyone, but neither had she the intelligence to be really kind.

4.   Rip assured the man that he meant no harm, but was just looking for his neighbors.

5.   That coach, as did Zoeller, said he meant no harm.

6.   They rarely mean real harm, and go too far only infrequently.

7.   She held an arm out, saying she meant no harm.

8.   At the same time assuring Bloomberg that he meant no harm to his company, Alex also insisted on payment.

9.   After determining that the youngsters meant no harm, he drove away and left them to their fishing.

10.   Brewer wept openly as he denied that he had meant any harm to Byrd.