Sentence examples for more mean than from inspiring English sources

Bombing in front of an audience with material that was more mean than funny could be considered wrong.

Compared to other gas-powered 500s, the electric cousin looks more mean than green, with the only styling tweak being an aggressive lower front grille.

But where the debut Ventura film peters out with its sports-bro affectations and a transphobic finale that's more mean than funny, When Nature Calls succeeds by doing what the pet detective does best: going batty.

If there's a member whom you find is annoying or just generally has an irritating tone of voice, it may give the impression of that person being more mean than he really is.

"I'm even more meaner than Romans.

"Members of Congress are certainly of considerably more means than the typical American," he said.

In poetry words can say more than they mean and mean more than they say.

That may mean more exercise than you think.

By which I mean more complicated than we had imagined.

"I mean, more than twelve thousand women.

"I mean more than voting.