Sentence examples for many a mean from inspiring English sources
"Botox has helped hide many a mean expression," he said.
In 1971, when John Kerry sat before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, the essence of his message was exact: many a mean thing was done, sir, from the Oval Office on down, and in the spirit of meanness.
They've cooked many a mean stew and spag bol, and while I may not use them as much as my other pans now, I know they'll be with me for life".
The producers said that Mr. Philbin had "re-upped for a few more years," though no one would say how many "a few" meant.
Rather it was seen by many as a means to stimulate critical debate.
Amiodarone can be administered safely for many years with a mean steady state plasma concentration of 2 µM.
In contrast to many prior DNS studies, a mean shear exists that drives strong turbulent mixing within the flame structure.
Too many will mean a large available credit pool, which means you're in danger of over-extending yourself.
It had become, for many African-Americans, a means of self assessment and self definition, a vehicle through which they could take control of their own image.
The nose-ringing of outdoor pigs (Sus scrofa) is commonly practised in many countries as a means to inhibit rooting and reduce pasture damage and soil erosion.
Awarding individual grants to postdocs, for example, which many favor as a means to greater independence, would deprive institutions of the overhead payments they depend on, Penning observed.
