Sentence examples for a little mean from inspiring English sources

That's a little mean, actually.

Well, maybe a little mean.

Of course, sometimes the remarks can get a little mean.

Then they'll probably be a little mean to me.

In truth, adult bald eagles look a little mean.

"Shall we move on?" "The eyes look a little mean".

It seems a little mean-spirited and like you don't care if we do well.

To outsiders, New York City might seem stingy and a little mean-spirited by comparison.

(Even if some of it comes across as a little mean-spirited).

She was accompanied, as usual, by Albert, who, ever alert, espied a "little, mean-looking man" striking a ridiculously "theatrical" pose as he took aim.

"I said a few words last week about Manchester United because there were uninvited English journalists here and I thought it would be a little mean-spirited if I did not answer a few of their questions.