Sentence examples for a real mean from inspiring English sources
"I don't think it's a real mean year.
But Ray started being a real mean person, so I ended up asking Nate.
"Here was this guy who, on the surface, you'd say, 'This is a real mean, evil guy,' " Mr. Richman said.
A real mean bunch!" A recent historical case study and parallel is also instructive and sobering.
He's the kind of prick who would glass you for treading on the back on his loafer in a pub, or something – a real mean arsehole.
He was very complicated.' Meek terrified the usually confident Andrew Loog Oldham: 'He looked like a real mean-queen teddy boy and his eyes were riveting'.
It makes sense now that it owns YouTube and has a real means of making cash of videos.
The government has placed a great emphasis on developing the roads and the transportation infrastructure as a real means of development for the rural population (World Bank, 2013).
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In order to create real reform, America needs to teach its citizens how to manage their finances, and give the disadvantaged a real means to pull themselves out of the poverty cycle.
And we need to teach boys that being a "real man" means using your words instead of your fists... or your knives... or your semiautomatic rifles.
