Sentence examples for which is mean from inspiring English sources

Which is mean (but also true).

That song is glossy, but he pushes against it in the latter half of his verse, which is mean, intricate and swings with attitude.

It's a scene like the ones Mankiewicz helped prepare for the Marx Brothers, but what was probably intended to make fun of a stuffed shirt turned into making fun of a helpless old man trying to keep his dignity, which is mean and barbarous.

At the Minnesota rally, Gov. Tim Pawlenty, a presidential hopeful, tried to glom onto some of the glitter, but all he could come up with was "Wall Street gets a bailout, the poor get a handout and everybody else gets their wallets out," which is mean without being exciting.

Now Belinda is paying the price by slogging through these asinine freak shows where every mother in the audience has a "fake'n'bake orange tan," where the contestants lie like crazy to the judges and where absurdity abounds: "The fourth girl is a mongrel, which is mean to think, Belinda knows, but she's honestly the ugliest thing Belinda has ever seen in eight years of pageantry.

The reason is that, the value of κ, which is mean reversion rate, is not large enough.

Yes, even Bake Off, which is meant to be gentler.

Tells about the ride which is meant for children.

But this is Europe, which is meant to be beyond the need of such help.

No details of the merger, which is meant to be completed by April 2002, were announced.

Yes, I am on medication which is meant to control both anxiety and depression.