Sentence examples for mean kind from inspiring English sources
"His influence on me, I mean, kind of our generation, he was the one who you grew up watching," Stanley said, adding, "When I was little all through high school, I had his poster above my bed".
And then James turned, looked at me in a very mean kind of way and then a huge grin spread across his face, he stuck out his hand and said, "Fucking honour to have you on the show, big fan, welcome".
We will revert to some more reasonable mean kind of return, but I don't know over what period of time.
Once again, not just the "those kids are mean" kind of bullying.
She was cruel, err I mean kind enough to show me the cover of the book early on.
Thereby, dependent (AND, OR) and independent (MEAN) kinds of regulation are distinguished (see Fig. 5).
"In that comfort zone, we say the meanest kind of things," she explained.
That surname, which means "kind," is false: a sign of things to come.
A top hat meant "kind gentleman lives here"; a cross meant "religious talk will get you a meal".
Latifah means kind, nice and delicate.
