Sentence examples for More wicked from inspiring English sources
Climate and energy are far more "wicked" (complicated).
It grows lovelier, grainier, more confident, more wicked.
Then Alexander O'Neil signed up and I thought, oh my God, OK, even more wicked vocals.
For starters "2 Days in Paris" is less romantic, more wicked and very personal.
From their point of view, it is one more wicked consequence of teaching that people are animals.
She regularly competes in long-distance tests of perseverance, 100 miles or more through wicked terrain and tortuous conditions.
But he wonders if he should not have made him out to be more actively wicked.Viewers of this lushly made film may at first find Liv Tyler miscast as Tatyana, a passionate and prototypical heroine of Russian literature, because her robust, steak-fed physique brings Texas to mind more than early 19th-century Russia.
And like Jon Stewart, she dresses up her fact as fiction, and so can get away with saying far more fiendishly wicked stuff than her ideological associates.
While I certainly can't plead Prohibition, as it happens, I have increasingly more company in my wicked, wicked ways.
A little more of his wicked humour would not hurt in Phillips's austerely romantic production.
