Sentence examples for is perhaps mean from inspiring English sources

A demanding boss who expects far more from her charges than can possibly be accomplished in a workday is, perhaps, mean.

Now surely she's only human and reacting to the moment and on a personal level this is perhaps mean to say.

Elsewhere, some plates have only borders, and a blank space in the centre is perhaps meant to be filled in by the reader.

Beethoven's question is perhaps meant to apply to "Night Across the Street," Raúl Ruiz's elegiac, enigmatic and mischievous final film.

The lone figure in white, wearing a long skirt, he is perhaps meant to symbolize the idea of twins; or maybe he is in search of a missing half.

Their eyes bulge and stare in a manner that is perhaps meant to suggest the strangeness of their predicament but really just appear hugely inane; these are sentient beings, I suppose, but not very.

Instead, Doug says he'll deal with Claire, but starts dating her, a development that is perhaps meant to heighten the emotional intensity of his predicament but instead disrupts the film's tough mood with sentimental preposterousness.

The romantic development, on the other hand, "is perhaps meant to heighten the emotional intensity of his predicament but instead disrupts the film's tough mood with sentimental preposterousness".

The scene is perhaps meant to justify the book's title, and it is true that one of many ingredients in Africa's wars has long been the belief that the proper magic can make one immune to bullets.

Shuffling the order of these pieces (so that "The Fisherman" is the first to appear here, though it provided an ending to "Trailerpark" and is best read after all its characters are already familiar) is perhaps meant to show them off in a new perspective.

Sign up for the best of VICE, delivered to your inbox daily.