Sentence examples for but mean from inspiring English sources

Friends say Mr. Hufferdine is anything but mean.

And he was mean mean financially but mean personally, too, bad-tempered and constantly discouraging.

Lawyers who fail to proofread their writing say one thing but mean something very different.

I have a frustration because some of the policies are great in themselves but mean nothing on a wider scale.

The effects on life, and in particular relationships, are explored in a really neat show about being forced to say less but mean more.

It's fun to see vampires who are less cartoon-cruel than Bill's villainous nest from earlier in the series, but mean nonetheless.

But mean spend on online content (below £2 a month) is far less than tangible, real-world content (£5 to £20 a month).

Opening game in Yankee Stadium has plenty of tradition but mean new mayor won't build luxury boxes to make more money for Steinbrenner.

The floodplain was the zone of major net deposition but mean elevation changes approached the defined critical limit of uncertainty.

Average tree diameters were smaller than in the past, but mean basal area and stocking remained similar over time because of the increase in density in current forests.

If SVV and cardiac index were within the target ranges but mean arterial pressure (MAP) was < 60 mmHg, continuous infusion of norepinephrine or phenylephrine was started or increased.