Sentence examples for as wicked from inspiring English sources

Marseille isn't as wicked as it used to be.

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

She joined Rada in 1950, the same year as Joe Orton ("as wicked as can be").

"Soft power" in their hands becomes a devil's trick, as wicked as the brutal control exercised by the men.

"Look at me, Master Knox! Can you believe in your heart I'm as wicked as you say?" she asks him.

It wants to look at Africa and say, 'If you don't accept homosexuality, you are primitive.' But we're not as wicked as the West".

Nor is he as wicked.

He accuses Nessarose of being as wicked as Elphaba for stripping the Munchkins of their rights and prohibiting them from leaving Munchkinland.

He described the Thatcher government as "wicked".

Words such as 'wicked' and 'decent' now take on different meanings to different people.

These have become known as 'wicked, messy' problems and must be attended to with alternate planning approaches.