Nor did any of our table think it at all amiss.

The party was not at all amiss in itself.

But he did not take it at all amiss.

Colors, smells, sounds, emotions-theywere all amiss, out of phase with what he perceived as correct.

That is why I think it would not be at all amiss if we made a little demonstration.

Thus, through endeavoring to do well, my performance was very faulty; for aiming at expedition, I did all amiss.

Miss Bennet would not play at all amiss if she practised more, and could have the advantage of a London master.

All this does not sound very ill, and the last was not at all amiss, for they wear no breeches.

"'Twas not amiss-notat all amiss!" muttered Christopher Coney, who was also present.

"Sir king," he cried, "this is all amiss.

"But there were few there so wise as to know the way thither, and they went all amiss."