Sentence examples for mean book from inspiring English sources
For the ancient Chinese literati, scholarship did not mean book learning alone.
People used to joke: 'You're lucky – you didn't have some mean book written about you; you would if you'd come earlier.' [Saul, it is generally agreed, made nasty characters of his ex-wives] I'm not going to deny that.
Undergrads and those who've just completed their degrees need beer–, oops, I mean book money, but have busy schedules.
"What do you mean, book of historical commentary on Daniel, that the stories of heroism that I've held so dearly is fictional?" I asked myself.
Is it too much to hope that a less mean book might become the formative meta-text for the next generation's ideology?
"I mean books," the Dungeon Master says.
I mean, books have been written about Picard's command style.
Except "hand-picked" turns out to mean books with high customer ratings and high sales.
If you had infinite space what would you add? Lee: A wine bar! Oh, you mean books?
An education doesn't necessarily mean book-learning, either: one of the stipulations made by Edna Adan when she was building her hospital was that the brickmakers teach women their trade.
