Sentence examples for huge mean from inspiring English sources

"We're not a bunch of big, huge, mean, ugly guys," he said.

I would much rather come back as a bird — and not just any bird, but one of those huge, mean, absolutely lethal birds of prey, something like an eagle or condor or falcon.

The unrealistically huge mean and variance of the hypothetical common transcript targeted by multiple probe sets make it very unlikely that a massive cross-hybridization manifests itself at the probe set level.

If they say the word "gigantic," then they probably also know what "enormous" and "huge" mean.

Many of the palazzi were vast, meant for huge numbers of people.

Doing a "bit flip" means undergoing a disturbing personality change; indulging in "nonlinear behavior" (NLB) means acting irrationally; possessing huge "bandwidth" means having lots of talent or brains.

A huge — I mean large, livable, stretch your legs, let's call it home — studio apartment.

"I've made some huge, I mean huge strides since what I was at Torrey and at Phoenix.

When I say HUGE I mean it.

"One huge monolith means no choice at all.

• The huge viewership means that a broad cross-section of consumers is watching.