Sentence examples similar to a mean stunt from inspiring English sources
The Florida church's proposal is a mean-spirited stunt proposed by clowns.
Many advertisers believed they had found a striking, unique medium to promote their brand, a means of "stunt" marketing.
Because stunted growth in the first months of a child's life means stunted development of the brain and thus, of cognitive capacity.
I mean, a stunt sequence involves a lot more shooting time than a conversation, so certainly when we [schedule] an episode, if there is going to be a significant action sequence, we have to plan for that, because we shoot every episode in about 10 days.
Coefficient for stunting is positive, which means stunted children have a higher risk of childhood anaemia compared to children who are not stunted.
That means stunting his passing and keeping an eye on his runs.
He had devised the skating stunt as a means of getting across the state border.
Opinion here holds that these runways stunts are a means of deflecting attention from the stock market's gloom.
Or a campaign stunt meant to soften his image before a potentially hostile crowd, and show Judith Giuliani in a warmer light?
The patrol is, by the admission of the technology and marketing companies that created it, a publicity stunt meant to raise awareness about the city's harmful air.
It was a political stunt, meant to say the state should start from the bottom and work up, to assume that nothing in the previous budget was automatically included.
