Sentence examples for bit wicked from inspiring English sources
He is a bit wicked, this Professor X.
The messages are alternately cheerful and sad, a wee bit wicked and increasingly desperate.
Absorbing, irreverent and a tiny bit wicked, it comprises six brilliant and hilarious essays.
IC: She is like a super hero who has lost her power and has become a bit wicked to get it back.
"I remember watching with my children and finding it just wonderfully peaceful with a little bit of wicked mischief to it throughout which was a very nice combination.
Again, a little on the nose, but there's a little bit of wicked poetic justice in the whole thing.
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.
Wicked Wicked (Young Vibez).
Say what you like about Adolf Hitler, but not only was he Germany's greatest lover, he could also turn out a wicked bit of abstract art when he put his mind to it.
Terry's sentence was, in its way, every bit as compellingly wicked as that handed out to Angela.
But now they are menaced by an evil dragon-catcher named Grimmel (F Murray Abraham) who looks a bit like the wicked younger brother of Anton Ego, the pompous food critic in Ratatouille and sounds the tiniest bit like Steve Carell's Gru, from Despicable Me.
