Sentence examples for some mean from inspiring English sources

Some mean it as a compliment.

"And some mean this" — he threw his arms wide.

Loopholes for some mean higher tax rates for everyone else.

Ms. Glennie may have more native musicality than anyone this side of Bobby McFerrin (who, come to think of it, can play some mean percussion on his body).

Some mean well, but some say, 'Well, you know, I know somebody.'".

Some mean well, and are doing their best with meager resources.

Forever grounded in some mean-spirited quest for revenge?

There were some mean-spirited passages in Mr Clegg's speech.

Some mean-motion resonances, rather than dispersing asteroids, are observed to collect them.

But Ellison, a member of Apple's board, and his pal Steve Jobs were just having some mean-spirited fun.

The threat is not from an omnipresent government agency but from some mean-spirited geek who has nothing better to do than mess with someone else's life.