Sentence examples for mean ones and from inspiring English sources

Swift's story is often framed as an underdog saga, the triumph of a nice girl over mean ones, and of teen-age pluckiness over industry gatekeepers.

Rose held up her finger, meaning "wait," although in a loud bar it would just mean "one," and you never told customers to wait.

In France, I have learned the hard way, you hold up the thumb to mean one, and the thumb and pointer finger for two, and so on.

In the current migration crisis, the terms "migrant", "refugee" and less commonly "asylum seeker" are used daily to mean one and the same thing.

where k is some positive quantity assumed to have mean one and variance θ.

In Trump's usage, the words "trade" and "globalization" mean one and only one thing: moving American jobs and factories to low-wage countries.

Don't cuss out a bully or people will see you as the mean one and take the bully's side and report you and you could get banned!

From 2004 to 2014, that would have meant one and a half billion dollars of fees paid for two billion dollars of outperformance, a net benefit of five hundred million dollars.

2. Since the Hawaiian language doesn't distinguish between singular or plural, "lei" means one and many.

I can make anything mean one thing and its opposite.

"That would mean one clinic, and one physician, in the state … These are scary times for abortion in the United States".