Sentence examples for of being mean from inspiring English sources

"We were accused of being mean to Pluto -- mean New Yorkers".

If someday the circumstances in his life shift, however, he could decide he's sick of being mean.

They introduced the value of being mean and thin-skinned into the fabric of the game — and big, mean, skilled players have been prized ever since.

— GEORGE VECSEY Bill Parcells 'Throw Up On Your Own Time' In his endless quest to emasculate his players and prove to them that he was the man, Bill Parcells perfected the art of being mean.

Nicole Blum, 32, a publicist for Guerlain, said that a year of prewedding workouts at Pure Power made her "teeny and rock-solid," and she added that instructors are "not mean just for the sake of being mean".

The kind of bullying, though, that presents the most difficulty in figuring out how and when to intervene falls between these two extremes: Sometimes children who aren't normally bullies get caught up in a larger culture of aggression — say, a clique of preadolescent girls who form a club with the specific function of being mean to other girls.

I don't want to accuse my colleagues of being mean-spirited or ill-motivated.

Donald Trump – who accused the GOP of being "mean-spirited" toward immigrants as late as 2012 and donated more to Democrats than Republicans in the mid-2000s – is nobody's idea of a real conservative.

Labour accused MP Jonathan Edwards of being "mean-spirited" in claiming this posed a question over his right to lead the Welsh team.

I'm tired (why is this show on so late? And why do I always think Models of the Runway might finally be worth watching?) and also tired of being Mean-a Ir-Una, so I'll just say: Yes, Chris.

No, coming into the fullness of being means living a life of thoughtful judgment and conscious decisions.