Sentence examples for mean habit from inspiring English sources

Everyone has a mean habit, everyone has a dirty habit and everyone has a crap television programme they always watch.

People have a mean habit of metaphorically kicking a celebrity in the stomach, when they are usually at their lowest.

Bashing Belgium is a mean habit of French media The events happened in France and intelligence warnings were ignored in France.

You need cigarettes, and need does not mean habit.

Possibly, probably, but when you are in your early 20's with a mean vinyl habit, it means you can buy three more records and a can of ravioli, right?

"We know that one week does not mean that habits have been changed," Jarvis said.

Orwell wrote: "Applied to an opponent, it means the habit of impudently claiming that black is white, in contradiction of the plain facts.

I don't mean bad habits, such as injecting heroin or picking your nose; I mean something worthwhile, but that, if you're honest, you don't have time for.

The term appears in Juvenal's Satires and is borrowed from ancient Greek, where the first word meant 'bad habit' or 'malignant disease.' In other words, the desire to write is a kind of compulsion, or disease -- an addiction for which there is no known cure.

Regular exercise meant exercise habit at least four times per week.

Starting east of Porto's centre, Maus Hábitos (Rua Passos Manuel 178, 4th floor, +351 222 087 268), which means bad habits, is a hip space on the roof of an art deco car park.