Sentence examples for Equally wicked from inspiring English sources
H.L.A. Hart puts this conclusion in the form of a rhetorical question: "Why should the accidental fact that an intended harmful outcome has not occurred be a ground for punishing less a criminal who may be equally dangerous and equally wicked?" (1968, 129).
In this case, the damage might be done unless your soul mate has an equally wicked sense of embellishing and creating imaginary fronts.
Wicked Wicked (Young Vibez).
Even now, with everything we know, it is strangely tempting to believe at least one of the group had some sense of decency, that not all four were equally and entirely wicked.
Clearly, Mr. Lindsay-Abaire hasn't lost his playfully wicked eye, equally appalled and affectionate, for the United States as a consumerist version of Alice's Wonderland in which everything swells and shrinks out of proportion.
I regarded them as beings to be wooed with all my strength, and so I made cookies, sculptured with clay and read them fairy tales, convincing myself that those stories about evil stepmothers (and those equally traumatizing stories about wicked stepchildren) had been invented to discourage "step" relationships and thereby keep them from upsetting the balance of the universe.
Public-health scientists often describe the wicked game of replacing one harmful chemical with an equally harmful chemical as "regrettable substitution". But Forever Chemicals are worse.
Wicked problems are socially complex, rarely stable, and symptomatic of other equally complex problems [ 12, 13].
My wife is a wicked, wicked person.
