Sentence examples for mean middle from inspiring English sources
"The words meze, mezze, maza, meza mean middle," she explains, "as in middle of the day or between lunch and dinner...
Slipknot's take on blistering nu-metal was hardly the most brutal or original at the time, but that doesn't mean middle England was prepared for actually seeing them at primetime.
Figure S2: Minimum (left), mean (middle), and maximum (right) annual hydroperiod for Water Conservation Area 1, 2, and 3 between water year 1992 to 2015 May 1 , 1991 April 30 , 2015.
"Oh, honey, I think you mean middle child misery".
The word Madhyandin is a fusion of two words Madhya and din which mean middle and day respectively.
Modern did not mean middle-class, and during the Victorian era Fancy became a mass style.
I don't mean "middle-class" literally, of course; wait while I explain.
Why, then, don't we see frenzied news reports on "Mean Middle-Agers"?
But the play exudes that peculiar Osborne flavour: a dislike of mean, middle-class values exceeded only by the author's self-hatred.
There's a paradox at the core of the issue: today's children (and, within the context of this discussion, I mean middle-class children) are, by and large, less free than their parents, who were raised in the seventies and eighties, were.
