Sentence examples for could be wicked from inspiring English sources
His sense of humor could be wicked.
McCarthy, played by Janet McTeer, is blowsily silly — and though she could be wicked and subversively funny, McCarthy was far from silly.
In all these she was a winsome leading lady, harbouring untold passions, but she could be wicked too, particularly as a husband poisoner in Sam Wood's Ivy (1947) and a home-wrecker in Nicholas Ray's Born to be Bad (1950) She was also frequently in the gossip columns due to her long-running feud with her equally famous sister, Olivia De Havilland.
What was great about John was that he could be very wicked.
The couple did not directly refer to their daughter or Butler but said: "We did not realise that some people could be so wicked in life".
Charles got in a lot of disputes: he could be quite wicked; he wrote a lot of hilarious letters about others' incompetence.
Wouldn't that be "wicked"?
Her sense of humor can be wicked.
As a rule, you want your wicked witches to be wicked.
