Sentence examples for considered wicked from inspiring English sources

(Should the brown marmorated stink bug be considered wicked if it eats miles of genetically modified corn?) "Wicked Bugs" defines bug in the amateur sense — that is, anything creepy-crawly, including worms, snails, slugs and other insects that are not, technically speaking, bugs.

"Or because one's own personal will, what one wants in one's own life, was considered wicked.

You can still hear echoes of a time when gambling was widely considered wicked.

Smoking has been considered wicked in public for so long that it's almost de rigeur for a villain to light up.

Envy, for example, was once considered wicked in nonindustrial civilizations but is now the main motivation for keeping up with the Joneses; this is a good thing, for without it, there would be no economic growth.

A person would be judged as having a bad character if he is considered dishonest, wicked, or cruel.

Perhaps turning their back on subsidies from an institution they consider so wicked and corrupt would have been a more meaningful protest, rather than turning their backs to an orchestra, while extending their sweaty palms backwards for the next European handout.

More importantly, despite few specific details about the gunman's motives, it would be remiss not to consider this wicked act of violence as one of racial hate and terrorism.

"More importantly, despite any confirmation of the gunman's motives, it would be remiss to not consider this wicked act of violence as one of racial hate and terrorism.

When he was twelve years old, Narayan participated in a pro-independence march, for which he was reprimanded by his uncle; the family was apolitical and considered all governments wicked.

Overall, the behaviour and risks of ARGs are controlled by complex human-environmental interactions, and have far-reaching policy implications, hence ARGs can be considered as a 'super-wicked' problem.