Sentence examples for particularly mean from inspiring English sources

An admirer of rugged hockey, Campbell did not particularly mean the observation as a criticism.

Now, just because the patent describes this ability, doesn't particularly mean it will be implemented any time soon or ever.

Mark Wahlberg says that he did not particularly mean for any of this to happen.

"She was particularly mean about Tony Blair, Cherie [Blair] and William Hague.

Misery Business (2007) Their first big hit: a barbed, rousing pop-rock attack on a particularly mean girl.

Another bonsai expert, Roy Nagatoshi, makes emergency house calls to worried West Side L.A. collectors with highly acidic soil or a particularly mean infestation of spider mites.

A right and proper task for liberals is to shine the light of hope on the un-globalised and un-developed parts of the world, which particularly means Africa.

Again, none of this particularly means anything particularly here in the U.S., but it does show the evolution of courtroom understanding of some of the technologies involved in our lives.

Outliers may distort statistical comparisons, particularly means [ 29].

Why, in hard times, is the Giuliani administration pursuing this particularly mean-spirited case?

The early stories, while bizarre, don't feel psychopathic, sadistic, or even particularly mean-spirited in Cole's telling.