Sentence examples for mean way at from inspiring English sources
"I don't think Silicon Valley makes fun of it in a mean way at all," said T.J. Miller, who plays blowhard incubator owner Erlich Bachman.
In fact, two-thirds of young people (66%) have been teased or gossiped about in a mean way at least once in the past month and 25% have had this experience five times or more.
If she's looking at you in a mean way, check your teeth.
It wasn't meant that way at all - it was supposed to just be getting ready for a campaign element".
Ratmansky says that he didn't mean it that way at all: "Glasnost, perestroika, was nineteen-eighties, so it's more than twenty years.
But the author does not mean it that way at all; he is in enthusiastic accord with the idea of growth for the sake of tech nology, technology for the sake of growth.
"I know 'pig' can be a derogatory term for a police officer but I don't think the Peel Society meant it that way at all.
I mean, good in any way at all"), Lawrence (D. H. and of Arabia), Bloomsbury (all of it), Proust, Nabokov, Joyce, Eliot, Updike, Bellow and on and on and on well beyond where you might imagine the disdain of an English comic genius might reach.
It wasn't meant to be this way – at least so far as Europe was concerned.
