ตัวอย่าง meanness

• There have been cuts of financial meanness and attitudinal changes towards overseas students, technical aid and transfers.

• There is a great deal of meanness in these matters.

• I do not say that out of meanness.

• We believe that much more should be done for children because our meanness to children is the main cause of family poverty.

• In the whole context of spending, it is a petty meanness that will hit the poorest and most disadvantaged.

• The background is not one of tightening financial constraint or of meanness; it is a response to the problems of recession.

• I hope that there will be no mistaken meanness on the question of popularising the election.

• What a piece of meanness it is to apply that to that country of all countries with its present level of unemployment.

• I am glad that sort of meanness of attitude will cease to exist when this proposal is put into effect.

• I think that is the height, the depth, the breadth, and the length of meanness.

• Is that not an act of meanness by his party, aimed at our party?

• The authorities there ought to feel ashamed of the meanness and the cruelty of the course of action which they pursued.

• Why does she show such enthusiasm for this measure of combined stupidity and meanness?

• One particularly irritating meanness in the proposed allocation of seats is that when the proportions of increase are taken, there is a fractional difference.

• I must condemn the extraordinary meanness of the treatment of old-age pensioners.