1
Though what you mean beside is more than I can divine.
2
The other man looked pretty mean beside him; and yet he was not ill-looking.
3
But man's works show puny and mean beside nature, which seems spontaneous as a thought.
4
Even Ragnar looks mean beside him, and I hate Ragnar, so that I know well how goodly he is.
5
But when they're out, you know how the money goes if they don't want to look mean beside their companions.
6
His coarse buckskin coat looked mean beside the richer apparel of his brother, and his buskins were ill-tied and his kilt was dusty and tattered.
7
"You mean beside that plain girl wearing the jungle of rhododendrons?"
8
"You mean beside the fact that he was a top-notch prosecutor and good friend?"