Sentence examples for filled with mean from inspiring English sources
What about New York's longstanding self-image as a landscape of mean streets filled with mean people?
But secondly, and more importantly, when I heard about all the uproar, I didn't think it to be much of a story: See, there's this thing called the internet that people use to record their lives and thoughts and opinions, that internet is filled with really mean and misogynistic and foul people, those mean and misogynistic and foul people really suck, so it goes.
They were treasure houses, filled with masterpieces meant to outlast the moment of their making, to speak to the universal.
The bomb was a homemade antipersonnel device filled with nails, meant to cause as much harm to human beings as possible.
A patient infected with hepatitis C has been found at a second Colorado hospital that employed a surgery technician accused of swapping her dirty syringes for ones filled with painkillers meant for patients.
But they add sexy protagonists and wise-cracking scripts filled with references meant for the generation that thinks the original "Star Trek" is both classic TV and a camp masterpiece.
One by one, they stood in front of the room and exhibited their "bug-out bags," meticulously packed receptacles filled with equipment meant to see them through the collapse of civilization.
A work space filled with clutter means a mind filled with distractions.
Gifts are an excuse, an apology, a mark of affection -- endless boxes and bags filled with stuff meant to convey love.
His room was filled with shields meant to look like they had been made from animal skins and bows and arrows.
Singing his heart out with a voice he himself described as sounding like a Mack Truck, Carl had no idea how this unusual song went over until he turned and saw Jane's eyes filled with rain, I mean tears -- in this case tears of joy.
