Sentence examples for rather mean from inspiring English sources

We could have gone on strike but it would seem rather mean.

I found coverage when he announced his latest retirement rather mean about one so modest.

McVeigh was allowed three tickets of his own (rather mean for the star of the show).

Five Go on a Strategy Away Day is a parable on all that is wrong and David Brentish in modern workplaces: pulling Julian, Anne, Dick, George and Timmy out of their exciting world and into a beige meeting room to eat dry sandwiches with Susan from HR feels rather mean.

The talking heads, rather, mean that average annual equity returns will be somewhere around zero.

Here, agreement between the two measurement sites was not tested; rather, mean (SD) only were reported.

It rather means liquidation of the society and inferiority of its moral values.

As Bresson puts it: "Each shot is like a word, which means nothing by itself, or rather means so many things that in effect it is meaningless.

These criteria are not rules but rather means of discovering what the work of art is as an experience.

The company stresses that this is obviously not an official appraisal, but rather meant to give its customers a starting point to understand their home's value.

It rather means that they know they have to create consistently in order to produce quality work.