Sentence examples for mean which was from inspiring English sources

His attraction to her was sensual, sexual, and mean, which was how he wanted it.

The costume made me feel pinched and mean, which was good – all black, purply and spidery.

"Say What You Mean," which was produced crisply by Chris Kuffner, features some new songs, and some that have been repurposed and beefed up from her earlier releases.

"I was being mean, which wasn't hard to do," he said.

High migraine frequency was defined as higher than mean, which was 3 or more attacks each month.

For 'caring advocacy' the lowest technology group recorded the highest caring mean which was found to be significantly different to both mean scores for medium and highest technology groups (F=7.15, p<0.001).

Literally brilliant, I mean, which is, after all, one of the matchless advantages neon can claim.

It looks like Belgrade, the word does, I mean, which is closer to Missoula — I must have confused them.

I, for one, am going to trust the experts to figure out what these words mean, which is what we've been doing all along.

Let H be the harmonic mean, which is strictly monotone.

Then the matrix of the Riesz mean, which is triangle limitation matrix, is given by.