bar none

The quietest day, bar none, we have had on the Peninsula since we first landed.

But I've got the finest back field in the country, bar none.

"He's the best driver in the race, bar none," declared Trueman.

He's red on the outside, but he's got just as white a soul as the best of us,—bar none.

Believe me, boys, I was the happiest kid in the State that day, bar none.

She is the fiercest little Tory in the two Carolinas, bar none.

He says he is the worst-scared man in the whole Army, bar none.

I am the plainest woman in England, bar none.6 Even in youth I was not, strictly speaking, voluptuously lovely.

My wife is the very finest woman God ever made, bar none; save perhaps you ladies to whom I write.

He is the busiest gentleman in England—bar none—but he is never too busy for a try-on or for a consultation.