Sentence examples for meanness that from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, Trump doesn't care as much about this kind of meanness as he does meanness that is directed at him especially when it's the press being mean to him.

The compound of grief, resilience and ornery meanness that defines Felix is even more volatile.

Boro had arrived with a reputation for meanness that would have made Scrooge reassess his gameplan, chasing a record-equalling eight clean-sheets in the top-flight.

Formally speaking, these images have a blankness, even a meanness, that is commensurate with the reckless disregard that motivated what they portray.

All these subtly testify to a reduction in the meanness that had been overtaking the country -- a desire to get along again.

The work, which will bring the family sorely needed cash, is carried out in secret because the boy's father considers the marches "meanness that celebrates other people dying".

All that meanness means that, beyond suicide, mental illness is also something you're going to be dealing with a lot.

"Fox and Friends" (Taran Killam, Vanessa Bayer, Bobby Moynihan, Jason Sudeikis, Aidy Bryant, Jay Pharoah, Cecily Strong, Kate McKinnon, Tim Robinson) This is what I mean by guns a blazin': There was a meanness to this sketch that I have not seen on "SNL" in quite some time -- and I don't necessarily mean that in a bad way.

The reason for this meanness is that we are a Puritan country.

Perhaps the supreme example of this meanness is that the budget announced changes to the indexation of the aged pension, the disability support pension and the single parents' payments.

As they say in the N.H.L., he "finishes" his body checks, driving his shoulder into an opponent instead of glancing off him, and he plays with an edge of fierceness, meanness even, that recalls old-fashioned greats like Gordie Howe or Rocket Richard.