Sentence examples for more mean from inspiring English sources

When I asked what an American looked like, he said, "I don't know -- more mean".

The more mean you are to the chilli plants, the hotter the fruit seems to get.

Afterward, he even conceded he did it by fighting to be a little more mean.

The president returned to Jimmy Kimmel's sofa this week to chat and read out more mean tweets about himself.

But these imperfections enhance the picture, make you appreciate it all the more, mean you care for its characters in a way that isn't fleeting or situation specific.

"I have to be more strict and more mean here," said Eva Kailbauer, 28, who is teaching math at Franklin Delano Roosevelt High School in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn.

I was an only child and my more mean-spirited friends say that it shows".

But it is one of the more mean-spirited measures to come along in any election in quite a while.

The country would be an uglier, less equal, less prosperous, more paranoid, more myopic, and more mean-spirited place.

Of the same show Susan Chadwick wrote, "Salle's work... is even more mean-spirited, more contemptuous, and more profoundly misogynist than I had realized...

Wang Chien-Chuang, the president of The Reporter, said that politics in Taiwan was becoming more mean-spirited, personal, and devoid of issues.