no hard feelings

Idioms  

1. No resentment or anger, as in I hope there are no hard feelings about excluding your group. This idiom uses hard in the sense of “severe” or “harsh,” a usage dating from about a.d. 1000.

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Example Sentences

She told waiting reporters she harboured "no hard feelings" towards the new leader although, in an apparent jab at the infighting she has endured, she added that it was important he get "clear air, something that is not always afforded to leaders".

From BBC

As if to prove there were no hard feelings, Mr. Scorsese cast Mr. Reiner as the dad of Jordan Belfort in “The Wolf of Wall Street.”

From The Wall Street Journal

She says she has "absolutely no hard feelings" towards the donor but says it was unacceptable she was given sperm that "wasn't clean, that wasn't safe, that carried a risk".

From BBC

But there are no hard feelings between the “Girl in a Country Song” singers.

From Los Angeles Times

Hunter said he believed Suzuki would do well in the position and had no hard feelings about the process.

From Los Angeles Times