meanness

I've got to get this meanness out of the way.

Just a little bit of that, but without the meanness.

Maybe both women just wanted to do it out of simple meanness.

I felt it was now my right to return that meanness.

I am no longer a young man who can make terms with the meannesses of the day.

She had been beautiful once, and would be still but for the meanness of her life.

The thought almost made him smile in the middle of his meanness.

Perhaps most satisfying, it does so without a moment of meanness.

"It could even add a little extra to his meanness."

The hard core of meanness spread through his whole being.

It was difficult to believe that anyone in his position would be capable of such meanness.

But the very first time they started their meanness, you turned on me."

Some studies show that internet meanness is more common among girls than boys.

I think the real reason they do it is out of spite and meanness.

There was a certain meanness that came out only when he'd been drinking.

"I believe we must challenge a culture with too much meanness and not enough meaning," he said.

Or that your own meanness is holding you back from buying books?

"I've always tried to go out there with a little bit of meanness, if you will.

In the old days, a standard farewell was, You keep out of meanness, hear?

He had enough healthy meanness from his father to punish anyone who even tried.

People are sick of meanness; everyone wants the volume turned down.

For children, meanness is usually funny only when it's imagined.

Just like right now, back then was chock full of meanness.

"Wizards are supposed to have a little meanness to them."

But prayer as a means to effect a private end is meanness and theft.