Sentence examples for was particularly mean from inspiring English sources

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

I had never taken off my clothes for a photographer before, and he was particularly mean, he was very macho, and it didn't make it any easier.

"That bar scene was particularly mean and offensive to a lot of people because T.J. [Miller] and Ryan [Reynolds] got together and wrote a version of the scene that we just said, 'Oh my God, this is too far.' I mean there were so many people offended, it would have really been - we couldn't do it.

Whenever someone was particularly mean to me, I remember just feeling this intense hatred.

The streets of Hudson County, a 47-square-mile area that is home to 600,000 people, have long been particularly mean for stray dogs, and the animal control system encounters one crisis after another.

At the end of the day, though, nobody is particularly mean about it.

It is particularly meant to send a warning to Iran — which is the target of an oil embargo to begin July 1 as part of the western effort to rein in Tehran's nuclear ambitions — that the West will work to counteract high oil prices once the sanctions go into effect.

Blood pressure was particularly well controlled (mean SBP 123.7 ± 14.7 and mean DBP 78.3 ± 9.3 mmHg).

The difference in heart weight was particularly striking, with mean heart weights from male and female control subjects being 87 and 93 grams heavier than those from male and female AD hearts, respectively.

He said a category-A incident in the holding pattern around Heathrow at 8,000ft was particularly concerning: "That means the problem is getting higher and drones are getting into more conflict".

The patient satisfaction was particularly high, with a mean score of 8.6 (6.5 10) on a 0 10 numerical scale.