Sentence examples for become mean from inspiring English sources
In other words, become mean street-smart.
She is more of an idea of what happens to an alpha woman thwarted, how you become mean and ruthless.
LuAnn and Ramona, meanwhile, resume the sparring that began last season, causing the three new colleagues to vow never to become "mean girls".
In particular, he got to know Scorsese well ("Marty mailed me screenplays titled 'Jerusalem, Jerusalem' and 'Season of the Witch,' which was later to become 'Mean Streets'") along with Kael ("One night during the New York Film Festival he and I and Pauline Kael ended up in my hotel room, drinking and talking, and his passion was equaled by hers").
Some of them go on to become mean old ladies," said Marsha Frankel, clinical director of senior services at Jewish Family and Children's Services in Boston, who has led workshops (innocuously called "Creating a Caring Community") for staff and residents.... Some intended victims can shrug off this petty tyranny, but others suffer.
Multi-stakeholder forums thus become means of consensus-building, not mechanisms for unsettling the status quo.
Because the fBm becomes the standard Brownian motion when (H = frac{1}{2}), the exponential stability conditions derived in Theorem 1 for the GRNs with fBm will become mean-square exponential stability conditions for the GRNs with standard Brownian motion, which, to the best our knowledge, has not been reported in the literature.
Despite the fact that they are paid very little, the NGO schools have in fact become means to increase financial self-reliance of refugees.
And who you become means either your success at achieving your dream or your failure.
Relationships become quid pro quo and people become means to an end rather than human beings worthy of respect and basic human rights.
