Sentence examples for be very mean from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, means can be very mean.

"I used to be very mean that time of month.

Sometimes teenagers can be very mean to their parents, her mother explained.

He was prone to irrational outbursts and could be very mean, particularly to my mother, Diana.

"And the French were, and continue to be, very mean to Tom.

They're going to be very mean to one another, very jealous, all the clichés about women together.

And it's meant to be very mean-spirited, which is very biased.

And it's meant to be very mean-spirited, which is very biased, and I don't like it.

He's very mean.

And he's very mean?

"They were very mean to him.