Sentence examples for as mean to from inspiring English sources
The phrase "as mean to" is not correct in written English
It seems to be a misinterpretation or typo of "as meant to." Example: "This was designed as meant to provide support for the users."
The book even gives Neil a nasty, skanky father who is as mean to Mr. McPherson as Neil is to Mr. McPherson's only child.
In Frances Hodgson Burnett's A Little Princess the girls at Miss Minchin's Academy are as mean to Sara Crewe when her father looses all his money and she is not the glamour puss she once was as any girls in a contemporary novel would be.
This baby's still a mean customer, just not as mean to the driver.
In [67], authors propose to compute k-cores as mean to accelerate computation of communities using standard algorithms, but on size-reduced graphs.
This approach was tested as mean to keep the exposure stable and at the same time disclose acute and chronic effects of Ag nanoparticles and CuO nanoparticles towards D. magna.
It doesn't matter if you deliver your message in the most delicate and loving manner or if you say it with a scowl and a pointing finger, it is going to be perceived as "mean" to someone who resides in the refusal to face reality.
Both possess a gift for melodies, but they use them as means to different ends.
Content marketing has emerged then as means to reach people who are continually looking for information, entertainment or help.
Experimenting and learning are increasingly considered as means to innovate governance approaches for pursuing a more sustainable society.
The study investigates the ancient Persian garden and the harmony with nature as means to achieve living quality.
