Use "meanly" em uma frase

1. encouragement to curates, the cures have, in several places, been meanly supplied, the bishop

2. An individual, irrespective of his or her material status, should be (otherwise) measured by the quality of that individual‘s Character and that ―fundamental‖ arguments of questionable design have less to do with that individual‘s economic standing but that individual‘s moral content, rather, that transcends class distinctions; that is to say, that individual‘s (natural) state of goodness; and that an individual, however rich or poor, may be either meanly disposed or kind and generous in consonance with his or her Nature

3. The way to a larger opportunity is never meanly

4. Thinking Kiskap had returned early, I went out to check, but it was a much shorter man, older than me but younger than Kiskap, meanly dressed and sporting a straggly beard covered with frost, approaching on a dogsled

5. it is that which I desired, but if slenderly and meanly, it is that which I could attain to

6. You don't have to treat a mean person meanly - you can learn to be unaffected by

7. 38 And if I have done well and as is fitting the story it is that which I desired but if slenderly and meanly it is that which I could attain to

8. Even those who call themselves believers lie, cheat, act meanly, are lazy, do not

9. And as for the gay goddess's ugly sister, the lady of the shifty eye and lowering brow called variously Misfortune and Ill Luck, she uses the same tools exactly in her hammering out of lives, meanly taking little follies and little weaknesses, so little and so amiable at first as hardly to be distinguished from little virtues, and with them building up a mighty mass that shall at last come down and crush our souls

10. "Now, for the Pharisees, they live meanly, and despise

11. We had gotten quite a few odd looks during our search, but it seemed that all we had to do was stare back meanly and they would scatter like pigeons before us

12. But let us leave him there; for he will surely find some one to help him, and if not, let him suffer and hold his tongue who attempts more than his strength allows him to do; and let us go back fifty paces to see what Don Luis said in reply to the Judge whom we left questioning him privately as to his reasons for coming on foot and so meanly dressed

13. “Good men ever interpret themselves too meanly,” said the physician

14. Can it be, though, that they anoint it with a view of making its interior run well, as they anoint machinery? Much might be ruminated here, concerning the essential dignity of this regal process, because in common life we esteem but meanly and contemptibly a fellow who anoints his hair, and palpably smells of that anointing

15. Already the merchant grows more and more eager for rank, and strives to show himself cultured though he has not a trace of culture, and to this end meanly despises his old traditions, and is even ashamed of the faith of his fathers

16. Where was her pride during the last year when she exported to her enemy on the continent more than eleven millions of pounds sterling for provisions; and meanly truckling to her enemy, consented to buy the privilege of laying out her guineas for bread; and actually submitted on the compulsion of Napoleon to buy the wines, brandies, and silks of France, which she did not want! This restrictive system, when commenced under the former embargo law, encountered every opposition among ourselves, which selfish avarice, which passion and party rage could suggest; and so successful were its assailants that while it was operating with its fullest effects, (which the prices current of that day will show,) some of its greatest champions in the National Legislature abandoned it—yes, sir, in the tide of victory they threw down their arms

17. Let us not think so meanly of the human character and the human mind