Sentence examples for so mean that from inspiring English sources

And so I continue writing this … Does "And so" mean that writing this is an effort to stop being cool, to express more than half of what he's really feeling?

But what a breath of fresh air in a social networking world so mean that teenagers can be pushed to suicide by ugly online screeds.

The tremendous advances in isolating, manipulating and detecting single quantum systems — particularly in the past decade or so — mean that physical implementations of 'quantum simulators' are now becoming a reality.

Droit-de-suite is so mean that you wonder if it's worth the paperwork.

For Nobel prize-winning neurologist Stanley Prusiner, the quotation is "so mean" that he doesn't like to use it.

Inadvertently, Baker was the innocent cause of a story circulated about Heifetz that suggested that Heifetz was so mean that he asked colleagues to bring their own lunch to a rehearsal.

Failure to do so means that another student who may have wanted the space is unable to use it.

Failure to do so means that another student who may have wanted the suit is unable to check it out.

To do so means that technology designers must start from first principles.

"Not doing so means that you are missing opportunities to become a well-rounded academic.

That it has not done so means that this is a charge without a punishment.