Sentence examples for a bit more wicked from inspiring English sources

Apparently, the Museum of Sex is hoping that the popular and polarizing quarterback will be interested in exhibits a bit more wicked on his next foray into Manhattan.

In a four-star review, the Guardian's Alexis Soloski writes of Mirren: "She's vulnerable and zealous as the very young queen … and then a bit more waspish and even a little wicked as she ages 60 years".

She's vulnerable and zealous as the very young queen, whom Dakin Matthews's Winston Churchill puts in her place even as she puts him in his, and then a bit more waspish and even a little wicked as she ages 60 years.

A bit more mature".

A bit more so.

So, a bit more.

And a bit more.

Perhaps a bit more surprising?

OK, a bit more detail.

Show us a bit more.

A bit more capitalism, please.