Sentence examples for full of mean from inspiring English sources

John Keats described him as "a philosophical Quaker full of mean and thrifty maxims".

In 2013, they brought us several old-fashioned brawls over business and economics, full of mean insults and hurt feelings.

Writers' letters, moreover, are full of mean, brilliant remarks about other writers, and these little bursts of hatred are irresistible to chroniclers of the literary life.

Swayze the dancer does Jack, small-time crook who tries to think positive, as if the role was a dance: an exuberant swagger-strut full of mean chuckles, yells and flamboyant hair-combs.

If you be mean and insult them,they will be more convinced to not be a Muslim as they will think:"I don't want to be in a religion full of mean people!" Be kind and patient.Let them feel the peace around us.

This allows genes to be simulated as DE across the full range of mean expression values (Supplementary Fig. S27).

When her HBO show opened, the blogosphere was full of really mean criticisms — about racism, about white girls who were privileged — and I know a lot of that hurt Lena, but she just continues to tell her story".

"Binders full of women mean cabinets full of women," argues Hess.

Large cans stuffed full of goodies mean that children can create multiple works of art from one can -- and even the can itself can be incorporated into your child's masterpiece.

A house full of staff means no privacy.

"And what have they done for him, stuffing him full of drugs meant for psychos.