Sentence examples for mean style from inspiring English sources
"If any of these change significantly, it could mean style drift," he said.
"Do I?" "I don't mean style" — raising a finger to make the distinction.
South Sands is proof that "family friendly" need not mean "style bypass".
During the Bush presidency, there was what Sales describes as a "new, mean style of celebrity reporting" and the kind of women who attracted the most attention were "young, 'hot', female and fairly troubled".
They fulfill the charge offered by Roth himself in a prior novel, "The Ghost Writer," in which an elder writer praises the work of Roth's young quasi-alter ego, Nathan Zuckerman: " 'I don't mean style.
And I mean style in every sense of the word!
Though that doesn't mean styles are necessarily over the top.
Protect your hairs by protective hairstyles I mean styles like cornrows, braids, weaves.
"Instead of 'We'll pick up more business and keep these people,' it's 'What do we need to adequately serve the business we now have?' " That mindset is prevalent despite a general tilt toward the lean-and-mean style of management in the last several years.
Thankfully, there were a slew of options on the spring runways, from a lean-and-mean style at Jil Sander to a more classic cut at Tommy Hilfiger (third from top) and a slouchy borrowed-from-the-boys version at Etro (top).
In this case, that has meant style bloggers and others who take pictures of their feet for Instagram are endorsing the American brand Teva.
