Sentence examples for Quite wicked from inspiring English sources

But she said: "Tyranny is a very bad thing and quite wicked, but one doesn't expect we're going to eradicate it anytime soon.

Charles got in a lot of disputes: he could be quite wicked; he wrote a lot of hilarious letters about others' incompetence.

In Islands in the Stream, the rambling, posthumously published and deeply autobiographical novel Hemingway worked on in his last decade, Gregory is portrayed as "a boy born to be quite wicked who was being very good and he carried his wickedness around with him transmuted into a sort of teasing gaiety.

He was quite wicked and he was a great gardener.

Was she, in point of fairytale fact, quite as wicked as all that?

White obeys all the rules of good behavior except when it comes to what she says; you just don't expect someone with her grandmotherly sparkle to be quite so wicked and dirty.

Wicked Wicked (Young Vibez).

"If you are a nice person," Neidermeyer explains, "it would mean your doppelgänger was quite nasty, or even wicked.

Many are quite funny — there's a wicked Sondheim joke, and a good Kindle one too — but the overall effect often feels mechanical and Neil Simonish, as does the play's jerry-built plot.

Never quite finding the edge on his wicked service game in the past week, Sampras quietly departed after four matches filled with uncommon struggle.

He had two big hit records under the artist name OFF and, as is obvious in this wicked video, he was quite a dancer too!  .