Sentence examples for dirty means from inspiring English sources

"There is no time for political talks when enemies are attacking us with all their dirty means".

Cynical and greedy Kitten accepts the boys' offerings and is none too concerned about the dirty means of getting them.

Kitanai (literally dirty) means nasty, mean and calculating.Washing took off in the Edo period, which began at the start of the 17th century.

They serve well as a quick and dirty means of tricking a computer into approximating the smoothness of nature, roughing out reasonably good facsimiles of a scientist's perfect equations.

Many gaps have been attempted to be filled by quick and dirty means through surveys of limited coverage; undermining the overall exercise.

She takes her menacingly ­super-sweet voice and smile (she's all about "the mislead") and sadistically produces jokes that are very politically incorrect, dirty, mean — and gasp-­inducingly funny.

Agribusiness perpetuates dirty, mean, exploitative and environmentally deleterious practices because executives' definition of the "best" way to farm is driven by competitive pressures and the bottom line (read: most profitable).

Archaeologists have long thought that these "votives" were created quick and dirty, meant to be hawked as souvenirs on the side of the road.

It is dark, dirty, mean, playful, dominant, submissive, and messy.

"Shell are planning to invest $5bn [£3.3bn] in tar sands – the dirtiest means of oil extraction.

He then "gave me the dirtiest, meanest look in the world, stepped into his suite, and slammed the door in my face", she wrote.