Sentence examples for being too mean from inspiring English sources
For being too mean, or too nice.
Stephens didn't assuage those fears when he devoted his first column to punching hippies, absurdly suggesting that our lack of progress on climate policy is a result of greens being too mean to climate deniers.
Stephens' piece is akin to criticizing doctors and anti-smoking groups for being too mean to the tobacco industry, and for not focusing on the uncertainty about exactly when the chain-smoking patient will develop cancer.
In the arguments that erupt throughout "Good People" — and they range from comradely sniping to the tossing of whatnots (a googly-eyed rabbit toy, as it happens) — characters often accuse one another of being too mean or too nice, too soft or too hard.
Our continuing failure to make poverty history is not a problem of poor governance, nor of rich countries being too mean to give up a little of their wealth, or to make modest adjustments to the mechanisms through which they earn it.
Besides, the real issue is not that critics are being too mean to a show like Game of Thrones.
The show was slammed by some reviewers as being too mean-spirited, particularly towards the interview subjects of field pieces; a criticism acknowledged by some of the show's cast.
You are too mean and unrelatable.
Inevitably, she grumbles that the monthly stipend was too mean.
Maybe we're too mean to pay for them.
