Examples of 'may none' in a sentence

Meaning of "may none"

may none - this phrase is often used to wish that no one be affected by a certain situation or circumstance, indicating a sense of protection or safety

How to use "may none" in a sentence

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May none of us ever be one of those mayflies.
A planning application was promised by March 2006, but by May none had been made.
May none of you make the same mistake.
Questions may none the less arise as to the methods of their application.
May none of you consent to this.
May none of them suffer as a consequence of these acts.
May none but honest and wise men.
May none of your noncancer cells.
May none of us be deprived of his intercession on that day.
May none experience distress.
May none of my patients ever find out about this.
May none of us live long enough to see such a thing happening.
May none of us suffer.
May none but honest and wise men ever rule under this roof.
May none of them lack the means necessary to live their sublime vocation and ministry.

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May none of you ever incur the doom of the Last Day.
May none but Honest and Wise Men ever rule.
We may none of us like it, but it is the truth.
May none of your desires be unfulfilled ".
May none of your non-cancer cells become endangered species.
May none hurt each other in anger and in ill-will.
May none of my wishes be accomplished ; they are all blind and perverse.
May none of your desires remain unfulfilled … ".
May none of you desert him!
May none die by the blade of the other!
May none of us be a false brother!
May none at this park?
Oh, may none of you turn your backs in the day of battle!
May none of your desires be unfulfilled" "May all your wishes come true".
Hence, may none of us be “ the sort that shrink back to destruction . ”.

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